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Just a month away until Newsom the Utility Shill is out of office. His entire tenure, he has indirectly defended the utilities, skirting around their misdeeds and protecting them from financial ruin. Change is coming and it's time these corrupt companies are held accountable.
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Regardless of today's results, the future of energy is clear.
Batteries are rapidly expanding across the grid, lowering our costs and boosting grid reliability.
Here's the data: storage.seia.org/
Isn't it kinda strange how an ACTUAL utility-based proposition isn't on the ballot in California, even though utility finances are one of the biggest struggles Californians face?
Drew Maloney and the rest of the @Edison_Electric gang don't give a shit about customers or local communities. They only care about the money lining their pockets, and the security of their income. They advocate for companies that burn people's homes to the ground...
"There is no room for error or unintended consequences when it comes to the grid," @Edison_Electric president and CEO Drew Maloney told me. "We are sharing technical feedback and clarifications to ensure the legislation does not adversely impact customers or local communities.”
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OR UTILITY SHAREHOLDERS
"There is no room for error or unintended consequences when it comes to the grid," @Edison_Electric president and CEO Drew Maloney told me. "We are sharing technical feedback and clarifications to ensure the legislation does not adversely impact customers or local communities.”
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In five of the most competitive U.S. Senate races, affordable energy is on the top of voters' minds.
Solar + storage can be the solution at the polls:
abcnews.com/US/ahead-midterm…
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Agreed! After 46 years in the rooftop solar business the best Acronym for PG&E is:
Politics, Graft, & Electioneering
Anything to keep the shareholders' pockets secure.
PG&E said it may spin off, sell or otherwise separate its natural gas business if California doesn’t overhaul its wildfire liability rules bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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Yet we can’t even move people into new apartments buildings because @PGE4Me is delaying provisioning power for 6-12 months.
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Solar is the most popular energy source by far.
In an election dominated by the rising cost of power, candidates who champion fast, affordable solar have a concrete solution for voters' concerns.
seia.org/blog/voters-know-am…
Matt Baker continues to grasp at straws as his illogical arguments prove he is just as submissive to the utilities as we all think he is. I hope Edison gives you an amazing title and salary after your time vouching for them at the CPUC is done.
An interesting debate in the comments section between @rexdfrazier (President of Personal Insurance Federation of CA) and Gov.Newsom-appointed CA Public Utilities Commissioner @MattBakerEnergy:
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Hey @arseniomataka have you seen this nonsense from @MattBakerEnergy? A sitting CPUC Commissioner doesn't seem to understand how liability law works.
He's been an IOU lapdog for years, sadly.
An interesting debate in the comments section between @rexdfrazier (President of Personal Insurance Federation of CA) and Gov.Newsom-appointed CA Public Utilities Commissioner @MattBakerEnergy:
Which corrupt California utility are you forced to pay for shitty service?
75%PG&E
0%Edison
25%SDG&E
4 votes • Final results Jake Karter retweeted
Big clean power milestone in Colorado!
More than half of the state's power across the year is now generated from wind, solar, and a bit of hydro.
Wind and solar power have more than tripled in the last decade, pushing fossil power below 50%, down from over 80% in 2015.
"Welcome to our webinar where we let you know why our utility services will continue to suck even though we keep raising rates on electricity. We are excited to start more fires and cause more blackouts for our reluctantly paying customers such as yourselves."
That sound right?
Join PG&E leaders for a webinar on Wednesday, October 28 at 5:30 p.m. to get information on resources available to support you, winter weather preparedness tips and updates on wildfire safety efforts. Learn more at pge.com/webinars.
