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Wind is not the way forward, electricity cost in California is ridiculous! While I agree we need to get Natural Gas out of our electrical grid. Because it is dangerous, expensive and environmentally unfriendly. #GreenNuclearDeal #GreenNewDeal #renewableenergy #nuclearenergy

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The decisions we make today will determine how we live tomorrow. California’s future can be powered by both renewable and reliable energy, but we must have the foresight to make the right investments in storage capacity now. calmatters.org/commentary/gri

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Electricity in California cost more than 15 cents per kWh, it’s insane! Nuclear Energy cost less than 3 cents per kWh!

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12:10 AM · Feb 26, 2020

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But renewables with all the subsidies and transmission and gas backup costs more but we keep getting told renewables are cheeper. I don’t believe it for 1 second

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The CA residential price is more than 19 cents/kwh. Here in San Diego county, even higher. eia.gov/electricity/mo

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Recently saw a contact for 5 cents per kWh for next five years from provider here in South Texas. Assuming that is coming from STP.

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