Q And I just want to get some terms right here to inform the rest of the conversation. Ahmad, quickly, when we talk about, we're talking about Time varying rates, so we use time of use and dynamic rates. Can you just talk about the differences in those terms?
A Yeah, sure. So a time of use rate simply says it'll cost more during certain hours, and it'll cost less during other hours. You will know the prices in advance. You will know the time periods of the buckets in advance. It's kind of static. It does vary by time, but it's the same rate being repeated day after day. It might change in the summer versus winter, but otherwise it is well known in advance. On the other hand, A dynamic pricing rate, you don't know what the price will be in advance, and you don't know when that price will apply. So dynamic introduces a lot of uncertainty that you didn't have in a standard time of use rate.
AI assessment note: “a time of use rate simply says... On the other hand, A dynamic pricing rate”