Flatterers!
I am inspired by battery stories like this:
Revenue from energy arbitrage (buying at low prices and selling at higher prices) increased slightly from the previous quarter, but remained a small proportion – 12 per cent – of battery market revenue.
https://reneweconomy.com.au/big-batteries-enjoy-record-revenues-but-pumped-hydro-struggles-61123/
I am surprised price arbitrage is such a modest share of battery revenues. A bit more experience and practice should lift this dramatically.
A battery at Capitol makes much sense to me.
Ash
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