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> You don’t see these problems in the U.K., Spain, etc. (Or for that matter in Maryland, New York, or Illinois.) Because they don't have a PG&E in those places
by sangnoir 7y ago
> You don’t see these problems in the U.K., Spain, etc. (Or for that matter in Maryland, New York, or Illinois.)
Because they don't have a PG&E in those places. Maybe the problem is with the culture at PG&E and not with the regulators? I can't figure out if your argument is that there wasn't enough regulation in California or there was too much of it.