

There are actual good employers out there. My last one gave me a sizeable raise out of nowhere because I had been working my ass off on a project.
But the only reason I was working my ass off was because they were good employers. They operated like a startup despite being in business since the 80s.
Then Musk fucked everything up.
But even before that, at the beginning of my IT career I went from a customer service agent to senior systems engineer in 5 years because I worked hard and took on projects that no one wanted to do.
The key is knowing when to put in the work and when to put in just enough to keep your job.
Depending on the amount of power they are generating, they could be hitting the limit of production at peak times. The grow houses could also be exceeding the rated capacity of residential equipment.
Around here the power companies will tell you to set your thermostat higher to reduce load on the grid during heat waves. (Or just change it themselves if you opted for a reduced rate to allow them to do so)