Yet another fantastic example of regulatory capture. When the last round of net-metering rules changes was up for public comment last fall, I joined the live stream of the proceedings, and called in and commented as well. I listened to a good 2 hours of comments, and every single one of them was vehemently against the changes. (Well, aside from one comment that was mostly off-topic; the caller used the time to rant about the lack of nuclear power.)
Of course, the commissioners still voted for the changes, and they've been in force since mid-April of this year (and I'm no longer considering rooftop solar due to the poor deal available now). I fully expect these changes to pass as well.
How do we get these clowns out of office? Seems our governor is hesitant to get involved at all.
Of course, the commissioners still voted for the changes, and they've been in force since mid-April of this year (and I'm no longer considering rooftop solar due to the poor deal available now). I fully expect these changes to pass as well.
How do we get these clowns out of office? Seems our governor is hesitant to get involved at all.