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San Francisco has seen the most dramatic drop in solar adoption across California
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isn't PG&E also the reason why California doesn't have fiber internet everywhere despite having all the tech giants in their backyard?
It’s also the reason for a huge wildfire or two that took out a chunk of land and homes.
Yep theirs real talk at the city level to start looking at taking back power from PGE.
This needs to happen in more places. Privately owned power is fucking over many regions.