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I've read quite a bit about the California energy crisis. Now it appears PG&E is going to pay consumers to run their swimming pool pumps during off hours. Imagine paying your customers to use your product more efficiently. PG&E thinks they can reduce power demand by 15 megawatts. How about letting them raise prices on people that use too much? How about a little supply and demand?

posted on Wednesday, May 02, 2001 3:20 PM Print

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