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>Would note that both New York and California have absolutely garbage transmission economics. Is that as compared to other places in the US? Around the world?
by nobody9999 2y ago
>Would note that both New York and California have absolutely garbage transmission economics.
Is that as compared to other places in the US? Around the world?
That's not a gotcha question, as I've lived in NY for most of my life and more than the last 25 years, so I don't really know how utility companies in other places operate. Although I'd expect it would be pretty similar across the US, no?
- JumpCrisscross 2y agoYes, my rural Wyoming electricity is like 6 to 7¢. Per capita, it’s much more expensive to transmit in Wyoming than New York. (For non-bullshit reasons.) One lights the state on fire every fifteen seconds. (For comparison, look at power prices in Santa Clara, a bastion from PG&E’s incompetence.) The other has every community board provide input to move a power line two inches.