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Nick Cunningham
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Reporter for Gas Outlook, covering oil and gas industry. Previously at DeSmog. Portland, Oregon nickcunningham.blog/ gasoutlook.com/authors/nicholas-cunningham/ www.desmog.com/user/nick-cunningham/
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rough numbers something like $17k-$40k (average $30k) per house to replace old gas lines. So that's money that is freed up to use towards retrofits, heat pumps, etc. Still needs to be demonstrated as the program proceeds

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Do these CA utilities provide both gas and electric services? So they’re maintaining revenue, eliminating capital costs?

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