These folks are grandfathered on NEM so will continue to forgo their shares of T&D costs (which is the growing majority of IOU costs).
Electricity prices have increased (drastically), so has the adoption count right before NEM3.0 kicked in
Wait. I missed this. California Public Advocates Office updated the NEM cost-shift for non-adopters to $8.5 billion in 2024 (!). For context, the 2023 total revenue requirement for all three IOUs in California was $34.18 billion. www.publicadvocates.cpuc.ca.gov/-/media/cal-...
And so many of us will join your side. It's really things like these that jolt me out of my acedia to come to terms with how depraved and evil our system is and how used to we have gotten. I'm genuinely sorry. Sending you virtual hugs.
This is fucked up. Absolutely. Please take care and seriously fuck the algorithm to be doing this to you. I have a premium ad-blocker, and it helps. But... ughhhhhh.
Going to make a thread of charts that make me optimistic. A lot of climate mitigation and adaptation is also changing vibes tbh PM2.5 concentration in Chinese cities. Look at Beijing!
Delhi needs more attention in transit/urbanist communities. Always a pleasant time in the female-only and air-conditioned compartment. The frequency is so good you don't need to check or plan commute around the time. Plus, always partial to last-mile rickshaw/auto ride. [Never done late night tho]
i know right. my culture is not your costume.
Also, I'll take your analog cameras and (expired) film if you have any sitting in your garage. I don't know how do I broadcast this to all the older folks in Santa Barbara county.
Film has always been expensive, but I'm dusting off my old Minolta for a photo walk, and a roll just cost $15 😵