Californians Want an Alternative to PG&E
Californians are dissatisfied with their energy provider PG&E for a number of reasons. Lack of investment in repairs, maintenance and inspections led to faulty infrastructure that was prone to spark, trees hanging over power lines, and more. As the company now faces bankruptcy, the state of California is at an energy crossroads. A recent…
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Californians are dissatisfied with their energy provider PG&E for a number of reasons. Lack of investment in repairs, maintenance and inspections led to faulty infrastructure that was prone to spark, trees hanging over power lines, and more. As the company now faces bankruptcy, the state of California is at an energy crossroads.
A recent study by the University of California at Berkeley found that the majority of people do not want to see PG&E return to its classic state post-bankruptcy. What alternatives do they have?
Daniel Litwin and Tyler Kern broke down their options and gave their opinions on what they believe would be best.
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