That's not strictly true - a utility has to size its operation to peak demand, but only gets paid according to the average. It is better for them if those peaks are blunted so they don't have to install extra capacity that will sit idle 95% of the time.
That's not strictly true - a utility has to size its operation to peak demand, but only gets paid according to the average. It is better for them if those peaks are blunted so they don't have to install extra capacity that will sit idle 95% of the time.