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I heard in Germany, people with windmills can sell back the extra power to the utilities at 7x the normal selling rate, a good incentive.
Here, the utilities won't even pay standard market rates for sell-back.
Just think, localized communities could begin becoming mini power-brokers and the "socialist" centralized distribution system of electricity, like oil, would have competition.
Competition is good in capitalism. No? And isn't the role of government to ensure fair competition?
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Meanwhile other things are still happening.
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