Most companies give you a discount if you use more of their product. California energy works on a scarcity mindset with punitive punishments and now extra charges based on income. sigh.
and the CPUC is solely in the hands of PG&E.
As a customer it's sort of like wargames - the only winning move is not to play.
Unless you live in say, santa clara or palo alto, where they have sane energy companies with reasonable prices (like the outside of california)
and the CPUC is solely in the hands of PG&E.
As a customer it's sort of like wargames - the only winning move is not to play.
Unless you live in say, santa clara or palo alto, where they have sane energy companies with reasonable prices (like the outside of california)