SDG&E's rate proposal bad for consumers
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Today SDG&E submitted its General Rate Case to the Public Utilities Commission for consideration. By SDG&E's own calculation, the new rate plan would raise the mothly bill of gas and electric consumers by a whopping $5.50 a month...just in 2008! Read the full press release here.
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10News Link to Victoria's Station Renting Solar
Here's the 10News link as seen on Monday January 22 during the 4 pm news hour.
http://www.10news.com/video/10817092/index.html
10News Story on Renting Solar
SDG&E proposed rate increases are insane and unfair. What can we DO about it? I don't know if anyone saw the 10News clip on Victoria's Station, but they ran a feature on "renting" solar to avoid rate increases all together. Has anyone heard anything about Citizenre or RethinkSolar.info?
Why are rates going up faster than inflation?
A 4.4% increase? I don't get it. Why are electric rates rising faster than the rate of inflation?
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