California seems to be heading towards electricity owned by the government, as discussed in an article written by John Seiler for The Epoch Times. This trend is reminiscent of developments from almost a century ago when economist Ludwig von Mises wrote about similar issues.
Is California heading towards publicly owned electricity? Read More »
Serving the Planet: PG&E has fulfilled its promise to conserve land by protecting almost 140,000 acres for public benefit.
PG&E and the California Fire Foundation are now accepting applications for grants focused on wildfire safety and preparedness.
California is projected to avoid power outages this summer thanks to the addition of new solar plants and large batteries to the state’s grid at a fast pace.
Battery-powered California is less likely to experience power outages this summer. Read More »
Having written about technology for over four decades, I have experienced fluctuations in its level of interest. There have been moments when I found it uninteresting.
PG&E customers may see another rise in monthly bills as the utility company works to connect new homes and businesses.
Solar installations in California have decreased significantly, reaching the lowest point in a decade as predicted by solar advocates after the California Public Utilities Commission’s decision.
Investing in rooftop solar and batteries continues to hold value. Read More »
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