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>Assuming the utility is breaking that down more or less honestly ... >And I live in California, This made me laugh out loud. (Worked with utilities all my l
by bunabhucan 4y ago
>Assuming the utility is breaking that down more or less honestly
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>And I live in California,
This made me laugh out loud. (Worked with utilities all my life, including in CA.)
- bombela 4y agoI have had around 13 power outages this week. I live right in the middle of Silicon Valley. Most of the charges from PG&E are indeed the grid charges, the rest is supposedly a mandatory green energy. This is depressing.
- NetOpWibby 4y agoFellow SV resident (does Cupertino count?) and my eyes water when I look at my energy bill. Then I lose power for two days and learn that people REALLY dislike PG&E. And I thought National Grid was bad.
- LoganDark 4y agoLet's put all our power lines up in the air, they said. It'll be fine, they said. While other countries have stable and reliable power in the face of hurricanes and ice storms, our power is routinely knocked out by cars, trees, and basically any act of nature. I love how expensive everything is for how behind we are from the entire rest of the world. Too bad the expenses keep me trapped and poor, unable to do anything about it—even just move to any other country.