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PG&E has also done everything they can to stop San Francisco from providing its own power. But hopefully that's finally coming to an end: San Francisco is taki
by alxmng 3y ago
PG&E has also done everything they can to stop San Francisco from providing its own power. But hopefully that's finally coming to an end:
San Francisco is taking the biggest steps in history toward creating a full public-power system.
In filings with the California Public Utilities Commission, the city has established that PG&E’s local property is worth about $2.3 billion—and if the commission agrees, the city can move to seize those assets under the power of eminent domain.
https://48hills.org/2024/03/after-111-years-sf-is-finally-moving-to-oust-pge-and-create-a-public-power-system/ https://48hills.org/2024/03/after-111-years-sf-is-finally-mo...
- MichaelZuo 3y agoSeems like an absurdly low number, $2.3 billion couldn't even recreate a fifth of the current electrical grid in SF.