I believe the answer is Yes, without knowing any of the details..

California's energy system is not fully resourced and relies daily on the purchase of short-term contracts to meet its needs. The consumer has been paying for that and will continue to.

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Posted: 02/23/2021 at 1:11PM

Federal emergency assistance to Texas -- cswilliam 02/22/2021 8:39PM

Well I don't want to bail out state pensions. -- Colo Spgs Buff 02/23/2021 12:22PM

I find it "funny" that when electricity has been down and still not... -- Gateway 02/22/2021 9:20PM

Bills not false, but the result of a variable rather then fixed rate system -- A Remote Outpost 02/23/2021 09:54AM

Do those charges actually reflect costs to those suppliers or are they -- buffaloaded 02/23/2021 11:21AM

Its a market condition involving contracts being bought and sold -- A Remote Outpost 02/23/2021 12:14PM

California pricing -- 84Buff 02/23/2021 12:58PM

I believe the answer is Yes, without knowing any of the details.. -- A Remote Outpost 02/23/2021 1:11PM

We don't have a "special plan" but I have a friend that does... -- Gateway 02/23/2021 1:54PM

Real time pricing -- 84Buff 02/23/2021 11:40AM

I believe the answer is Yes, without knowing any of the details..

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