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A lot of folks (like me) just use high speed charger infrastructure, which would intermediate you from PG&E I would note that drilling, refineries, distributio
by fnordpiglet 3y ago
A lot of folks (like me) just use high speed charger infrastructure, which would intermediate you from PG&E
I would note that drilling, refineries, distribution, and point of sale for oil have all been and still are an assortment of disgusting cartels, monopolies, and nefarious governments hell bent on screwing you and the planet. But they’re definitely at more arms reach as a consumer than PG&E.
- happytiger 3y agoI just can’t agree with you anymore. I think companies that are government supported monopolies are a lot more difficult to change than those subject to competition. There’s just so little incentive to change and it’s baked into regulatory capture on so many levels that changing a company that appears to be available but actually isn’t is probably harder than making change when market forces can create incentives for that change. I used to believe what you wrote, but my opinion has changed.
- fnordpiglet 3y agoIt’s true - the oil end to end isn’t government supported, it controls their governments transnationally. Big difference I guess.