> High voltage inter connects are also more expensive
Aren't these paid for by the excess electricity that you've sold?
> Outside of Russia there are no transcontinental high voltage lines. The US doesn't even have a single energy grid despite being a single country. The European market is probably the most tightly coupled in the world and the inter-border power lines can carry less than 20% of most countries power demand.
Isn't this simply describing what the current situation is?
Aren't these paid for by the excess electricity that you've sold?
> Outside of Russia there are no transcontinental high voltage lines. The US doesn't even have a single energy grid despite being a single country. The European market is probably the most tightly coupled in the world and the inter-border power lines can carry less than 20% of most countries power demand.
Isn't this simply describing what the current situation is?