> The alternative is publicly-owned utilities, like munis or coops. You mean, like Silicon Valley Power (Santa Clara) or Los Angeles Department of Water and Po

> The alternative is publicly-owned utilities, like munis or coops. You mean, like Silicon Valley Power (Santa Clara) or Los Angeles Department of Water and Power? Both of which charge a fraction of PG&E does, and have more reliable power, and offer better customer service (SVP's website is around 1000x better than PG&E's), and more transparent billing, and more assistance to needy customers.