> From: "John Harris" > Power utility controlled switching is used many places to control water > heaters etc. easy to put another controlled point in the garage so the > utility can switch the car on when the load is needed.
Since when did Australia become a socialist country. ;-) Yes, I worked on one of the first "load shedding" systems for Cobb County EMC back in the 70s. The Co-ops get some serious ratchets in the price when their peak increases. I'm not sure how you would guarantee compliance. Some people need their car at night.
