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You don't solve an abstract problem that takes decades to develop by allowing people to voluntarily opt in in the feel like it today. It is human nature to delay action until the last minute or hope someone else will fix it for you.
PGE already does that.
I wouldn't say 1 year of population decline during a pandemic where tech companies are allowing people to work remotely equals "people fleeing CA". I'd bet that given a couple years to work things out and California's population will start steadily climbing again.
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Voluntary is always the way big problems must be solved, because ultimately any authority requires the buy-in of the majority.
I didn't realize PGE has a tiered schedule. That must be new.
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Once you use more than 1000 kWh in a billing cycle, you move to a slightly higher price (additional 0.722 ¢ per kWh) for the rest of that billing cycle.
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California lost residents 2 years in a row, and now with distributed work being more viable, there's less reason for the high paying tech businesses to exist there. They've got serious problems looming.