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Maybe a residential power generation owners union (association?) could coalesce enough collective action power. Residential producers go on strike by disabling
by nick7376182 3y ago
Maybe a residential power generation owners union (association?) could coalesce enough collective action power. Residential producers go on strike by disabling their systems on a coordinated random Saturday each month causing spikes in power cost and headaches for PG&E until the solar rate structure is negotiated with the union on fair terms.
- happytiger 3y agoThat’s pretty smart. Might change the dynamic somewhat if they knew there was substantive resistance. But at the end of the day it’s pretty hard to beat regulatory capture unless you start threatening the politicians.
- frumper 3y agoLocal areas can create public districts for power, and there are many throughout California. They generally work quite well, though the creation of new ones can be time consuming to get control over existing PG&E areas.