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Arizona are 30 $ /MWh and prices in California are 50 $ /MWh, resources in Arizona would want to sell to the California market to make more money. The utilities in Arizona would then be forced to pay 50 $ /MWh if they needed these resources. If Arizona charged a wheeling charge of 10 $ /MWh, Arizona would only have to pay 40 $ /MWh to compete with California. However, Arizona would not want to charge too much, as this could impact the advantages of trading electric energy between systems. In this way, it works similarly to
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