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Are you saying the price capping model doesn't work? If so I don't follow the thought process: you're comparing California (price capped) against the national a
by cowpig 3y ago
Are you saying the price capping model doesn't work? If so I don't follow the thought process: you're comparing California (price capped) against the national average (also mostly price capped to some degree)
- zbrozek 3y agoThat's a good criticism. The comparison is more to cellular providers where there's open access to the same underlying infrastructure, and we have consistently good pricing nationwide thanks to competition. The point in referencing national averages is to show that the electric utility model can result in sclerotic and under-performant regions that are impossible to fix.