If you look at the numbers, it’s government policy that pushed prices up. E.g.: misplaced incentives that resulted in excess infrastructure construction. Sourc

If you look at the numbers, it’s government policy that pushed prices up. E.g.: misplaced incentives that resulted in excess infrastructure construction. Source: the horse's mouth, having worked at an energy company and asking pointed questions from the people involved. PS: Because of these policies I was installing network equipment with capacity to switch an entire city of Internet traffic… for five people.