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As PEC President Christopher Miller said above, it’s the data center industry’s massive electricity use that’s driving up *your* residential electric bill.
Even the proposal for high-use customers to pay 60% of what they request is inadequate. It should be 100%.
No subsidizing corporate greed.
Even the proposal for high-use customers to pay 60% of what they request is inadequate. It should be 100%.
No subsidizing corporate greed.
September 3, 2025 at 1:53 PM
As PEC President Christopher Miller said above, it’s the data center industry’s massive electricity use that’s driving up *your* residential electric bill.
Even the proposal for high-use customers to pay 60% of what they request is inadequate. It should be 100%.
No subsidizing corporate greed.
Even the proposal for high-use customers to pay 60% of what they request is inadequate. It should be 100%.
No subsidizing corporate greed.
Reposted by epnolley.bsky.social
Much credit to Supervisors Pruitt, Galloway, and McKeel for voting in favor of this project. The rural areas should not be restricted to wealthy people. This was a major missed opportunity for the county to start getting things right with regards to affordability in the rural areas.
March 6, 2025 at 11:21 AM
Much credit to Supervisors Pruitt, Galloway, and McKeel for voting in favor of this project. The rural areas should not be restricted to wealthy people. This was a major missed opportunity for the county to start getting things right with regards to affordability in the rural areas.