Exactly. Spikes can be pretty wicked at times even if only very brief.
And would a lot of that increase be lost as heat by pushing the lines that hard, or am I wrong?
Peak loads: Everyone in that time zone gets home, plugs in their electric cars, turn on their electric lights, their all electric house warms up, they cook on their electric range or in their microwave, after digging in their electric freezers and fridges, shove their dishes in their electric dishwashers, and settle in in front of their electric entertainment devices, all about at the same time in their 15 minute cities.
Oh, yeah, the grid is really ready for that. Especially as the next Time Zone taps in.
Better crank up the Sun and turn up the Wind, too.
Because now Global Warming will be done with an electric heating element (the grid), not just fire.
And the little kids mining cobalt in Africa will have to add a second shift digging for copper to rewire everything...
