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minus-squarepartial_accumenlink2•3 months agoPG&E’s only source of revenue is ratepayers. Are you asking non-solar homeowners to pay more for solar homeowners for unneeded electricity?
minus-square@HeyThisIsntTheYMCAlinkEnglish5•3 months agoMaybe instead of spending billions on stock buybacks they could pay for electricity.
minus-squarepartial_accumenlink1•3 months agoLooks like the last stock buyback they did was in Dec of 2020. NEM2 was valid for new solar installs up until April 2023.
PG&E?
PG&E’s only source of revenue is ratepayers. Are you asking non-solar homeowners to pay more for solar homeowners for unneeded electricity?
Maybe instead of spending billions on stock buybacks they could pay for electricity.
Looks like the last stock buyback they did was in Dec of 2020. NEM2 was valid for new solar installs up until April 2023.