Comment Comment by ISL Isn't the solution to charge more?One could have a tiered rate system, where the first N kWhr are inexpensive and the rates rise after that (just as we do in Seattle)http://www.seattle.gov/light/Rates/docs/2018/Jan1/Schedule%2...If supply is constrained, and demand grows, it won't stop growing until the price goes up.An imposition of a quota system is interesting, just because it might yield free residential heating for homes that welcome miners into their basements. parent ISL 8 years ago
One could have a tiered rate system, where the first N kWhr are inexpensive and the rates rise after that (just as we do in Seattle)
http://www.seattle.gov/light/Rates/docs/2018/Jan1/Schedule%2...
If supply is constrained, and demand grows, it won't stop growing until the price goes up.
An imposition of a quota system is interesting, just because it might yield free residential heating for homes that welcome miners into their basements.