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It should come from ratepayers, because significant portions of the state are served by different utilities But the premise that customers, rather than company
by masonic 8y ago
It should come from ratepayers, because significant portions of the state are served by different utilities
But the premise that customers, rather than company resources, should pay does not follow from the unrelated fact that there are other suppliers serving other customers.
That's like saying PGE customers should pay for SMUD's choice to decommission a functional nuclear plant.
- dragonwriter 8y ago> But the premise that customers, rather than company resources, I was accepting, for the sake of discussion, the implicit premise in the post I was responding to that on some level the choice was between taxpayers and ratepayers paying; otherwise, yes, stockholders would have been at least part of the answer.