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by masklinn
1941 days ago
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> I didn't see this mentioned in the article, but there are many time-of-use plans that offer variable rates without exposing the consumer to additional risk. That is essentially a fixed-rate contract. It provides different incentivisation from a flat-rate contract, but… all the rates are still fixed. |
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