This is interesting because if this happened in other states or countries, i might disagree with you...but considering it happened in California - where much in

This is interesting because if this happened in other states or countries, i might disagree with you...but considering it happened in California - where much innovation happens - i wonder how many existing and start-up firms will look to innovate on decentralized power generation even if only just for their own itch to scratch. I'm hoping that firms in California get pissed off enough to really increase the push for more decentralized modes of power...so instead of having engineers figure out how to invade our privacy or click online ads more, perhaps they can work on decentralized, reliable, and yes cheaper power generation.