1. San Diego, CA has the highest electricity rates in the country and an excellent climate for Solar panels. Without legislation it would be a no-brainer to get solar, but California has managed to make it totally negative EV (no pun intended).
2. On my water bill, I pay $x per gallon of water used. Great. My electricity bill has 30+ individual line items for various surcharges, delivery charges, time-of-use comparisons, and this fancy banked-up net metering thing. Why are electric bills so complicated you need a CFA to understand them?
I had to put my PG&E bill into a spreadsheet to check if the numbers added up. Even then, fees, taxes and credits change month to month making it difficult to track.
1. San Diego, CA has the highest electricity rates in the country and an excellent climate for Solar panels. Without legislation it would be a no-brainer to get solar, but California has managed to make it totally negative EV (no pun intended).
2. On my water bill, I pay $x per gallon of water used. Great. My electricity bill has 30+ individual line items for various surcharges, delivery charges, time-of-use comparisons, and this fancy banked-up net metering thing. Why are electric bills so complicated you need a CFA to understand them?