Travis Kavulla Explains Why Electric Bills Shot Up
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Hello, and welcome to another episode of the Odd Lots podcast. I'm Joe Weisenthal.
And I'm Tracy Alloway.
Tracy, it's been too long since we've done an electricity grid episode.
I've been avoiding it on purpose, Joe. I in all honesty, I I really find this particular market slash issue a difficult one to talk about because it's impossible to talk about it in broad terms. And I know on OddLots, we try to avoid doing that generally. But even in an hour long podcast, even with multiple episodes, we could do an episode for each electricity market in The United States and still only scratch the surface. Right? Like, you have to talk about regulated monopolies versus competitive markets, and then you have to talk about what's an independent system operator and what's, like w
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