A key benefit of the SCM is that it replicates clearing mechanisms used in wholesale electricity markets; as such, the outcomes of the model are consistent with the properties of electricity markets. Specifically, the clearing prices π n,p are determined in a similar way to prices in electricity markets, and have the same interpretation (i.e., the inherent value of each product and at each geographical location). These prices can help discover inherent value for products (e.g., manure). These prices also provide a mechanism to remunerate stakeholders, help us understand how revenue is distributed among stakeholders, and determine stakeholder profits. For instance, even if manure is offered at a zero cost, it generates value in the market and thus dairy farmers are remunerated accordingly based on the clearing price for manure.