Jesse Peltan @JessePeltan · 13 Aug 2026
This may sound crazy but it’s not. Prices should reflect real costs, and the real cost of electricity during solar hours is a lot closer to zero than $0.40/kWh. Current rates disincentivize consumption when power is cheap, and subsidize it when it’s expensive. That distortion
34 450Views
360Likes
74Reposts
44Replies
5Quotes
43Bookmarks
Is that a lot?
0.45×vs this author's median77 282 views is typical
17Percentile for this authorof 6 recent posts
12.5×vs 10K–100K median2 751 views is typical
47.09%Reachviews ÷ followers
1.40%Engagement rateof viewers reacted