Being *Public Power Underground* we took particular interest in #3 and #4.

3-Shifting the balance of power in existing forms of energy governance
4-Creating new, cooperative, and participatory systems of energy governance and ownership

Tune in for an interesting discussion of political economy.

1-Being place-based
2-Addressing the root causes and legacies of inequality
3-Shifting the balance of power in existing forms of energy governance
4-Creating new, cooperative, and participatory systems of energy governance and ownership
5-Adopting a rights-based approach
6-Rejecting false solutions

"When we look at these visioning documents, I think there's a lot of value in thinking through the energy system in terms of talking to people about how they experience energy infrastructure, how they experience their utility."

- Season 6, Episode 18, 10:14

"There might be a very narrow set of techno-economic experts that have influence in a process like [regulatory filings]. That's not an apolitical space, but it only allows for certain types of politics or a narrow set of concerns to be expressed."

Governing the commons seems particularly apt for the management of electric service. I’m excited to keep digging in.

Here’s the starter pack that @jameshewett.bsky.social put together.

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A day of how to be a better dad and ways to think about nuclear power

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