In energy markets, the marginal price setter is the last power plant needed to meet demand, dictating the wholesale electricity price for all suppliers. This mechanism ensures efficient grid balancing and cost recovery. Utilities and traders use it to forecast pricing, while consumers indirectly benefit from transparent, market-driven rates. Renewable integration increasingly relies on this concept.
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