> REE technicians readily admit that oscilations are caused by not enough nuclear in the mix Any argument using the words "nuclear" or "inertia" are incorrect

> REE technicians readily admit that oscilations are caused by not enough nuclear in the mix Any argument using the words "nuclear" or "inertia" are incorrect (I suspect often downstream of misdirection caused by the incumbents). A power network is supposed to be reliable, and it is up to the regulator to create the internal incentives and restrictions such that the network remains reliable as new generation is added. Other countries have successfully designed their electricity market incentives so that solar provides synthetic inertia, and manages reactive power, and so that voltage cutoffs (over or under) don't destabilise the grid. The regulator failed to design a stable network. If they were told to run it in an unstable manner, it is up to them to cover their arse.