> In the Bay Area, with PG&E at least, you can trivially choose your mix, and designate that you want only renewables. For renters, that'll largely depend on i

> In the Bay Area, with PG&E at least, you can trivially choose your mix, and designate that you want only renewables. For renters, that'll largely depend on if you get an individual PG&E bill. Large apartment buildings aren't always individually metered. Instead, you pay a calculated portion of the building's single energy bill alongside your rent. (Referred to as RUBS--ratio utility billing system--in the multifamily housing space.)