Built-in failure

A main reason why the NESO, which reported a loss of $409 million in 2024/25, can’t cope is the Milipede obsession with occasionals.
    When the wind don’t blow and the sun don’t shine, they can’t be turned up to meet demand and the result is loss of control and a scramble for more from reliable energy sources.
    Which is why the cost of electricity in the UK is so stupidly excessive.