Why trees are Public Enemy No. 1 for PG&E and demystifying recent rate hikes

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If you’ve opened the Nextdoor app recently, you know people aren’t very happy about their rising electricity bills. California is at the forefront of a big energy transition– something that’s affecting every San Franciscian, and the change is only just starting to accelerate. Join us as we dig into what’s happening, the growing consequences, and why history feels like it’s repeating itself.

Also, in a fun detour, we open the chat with some history of Bay Breakers and how the world fair in 1915 was somehow simultaneously innovative but also unbelievably unhinged.

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1. Combined / Final (00:00:00)

2. Bay to Breakers race started 100 years ago (00:00:36)

3. 1915's version of the Fyre Festival (00:01:43)

4. PG&E rate hikes - and how trees factor in (00:06:45)

5. Is CA's regulator letting PG&E get away with whatever it wants? (00:09:34)

6. How does solar & wind factor into this? (00:11:01)

7. The spectre of the "utility death spiral" (00:15:06)

8. Public Power SF & municipal power alternatives (00:16:58)

9. Electricity issues have brought down CA governors before... (00:21:15)

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