Jesse Peltan
@JessePeltan
This may sound crazy but it’s not.
Prices should reflect real costs, and the real cost of electricity during solar hours is a lot closer to zero than $0.40/kWh.
Current rates disincentivize consumption when power is cheap, and subsidize it when it’s expensive.
That distortion
Prices should reflect real costs, and the real cost of electricity during solar hours is a lot closer to zero than $0.40/kWh.
Current rates disincentivize consumption when power is cheap, and subsidize it when it’s expensive.
That distortion
Xavier Becerra@XavierBecerra · Aug 12Listen up: free electricity.
It’s called Power Hour - providing up to two hours of free electricity for millions of California households.
Working families could save approximately $1,000 a year on their electricity bills.
I’m looking forward to getting this done for
It’s called Power Hour - providing up to two hours of free electricity for millions of California households.
Working families could save approximately $1,000 a year on their electricity bills.
I’m looking forward to getting this done for
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