Leon lcb11211@swbelldotnet wrote:
As more homes generate their own power, typically with the help of state
or federal subsidies, they're buying less electricity from traditional utilities.

Jeopardizing Grid
PG&E Corp., California's biggest, has said this jeopardizes the power
grid because there's less revenue to maintain the infrastructure. In
response, utilities are raising rates, a burden that's a slightly heavier
burden for people without solar power. In California they may eventually
pass on as much as $1.3billion in annual costs to customers who don't have panels.




As I have said time and again in the past, Changing your source of power
only does that, you are going to pay one way or another for what you use.

Hell, when the cost of swimming pool chemicals and private schools rises
for upper management, ya gotta make it up somewhere.

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