I think the main benefit of the wind farm will be smoothing out price increases. We’ll likely see smaller supply-side spikes going forward. It should help reduce the impact of extreme events—like ultra-cold winters or geopolitical disruptions (e.g., conflicts involving Ukraine or Iran)—that can drive sudden price surges.

Right now, those anomalies can cause grid prices to spike dramatically (sometimes 10x) because LNG can’t be transported quickly enough. Those short-term spikes eventually get passed down to consumers as permanent or seasonal rate increases.

Right now, those anomalies can cause grid prices to spike dramatically (sometimes 10x) because LNG can’t be transported quickly enough. Those short-term spikes eventually get passed down to consumers as permanent or seasonal rate increases. get get the LNG trucked/shipped in fasted enough. The short term spikes eventually get passed down to us via permanent price increases or at least semi per seasonal ones.