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Originally Posted by jammies
I still don't see your calculations. All that is very nice, but if off-hours consumption + new consumption isn't greater than the current peak consumption, your original assertion still fails. The two figures you are looking for are: Current Off-Hours Peak Consumption, and Projected Additional Consumption after converting 5% of Alberta vehicles to Electric Drive. That graph was a nice touch, another one of those would be spiffy as well.
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Have you ever taken an economics class? It does not matter if consumption is still below capacity. Economics don't require calculations in the case I have presented, its a simple qualatative analysis.
Bolded part: Does not matter, greater demand and inelastic supply will dictate increased prices.