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redditr/SacramentoposthomeownerScore: 17
I work in the industry and got my start with a cooperative. There’s some federal incentives/benefits for co-ops baked into obscure tax exemptions, but really it just comes down to not gouging customers and cautious long term investments in equipment and people. I don’t have any firsthand experience with Plumas-Sierra but from their rate sheets they cost about the national average despite not having super profitable load centers like San Francisco or owning ~1/3 of the highly profitable transmission that brings power from Oregon to SoCal. I couldn’t imagine what good PG&E could have been doing with all their revenue instead of paying dividends and stock buybacks.
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https://www.reddit.com/r/Sacramento/comments/tb7u1n/public_forum_today_help_fight_the_pge_rate/i06z0h8/
Post Date
3/11/2022, 2:54:51 AM
Scraped At
3/15/2026, 9:26:02 AM
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San FranciscoSoCal

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