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Utility may reduce service after all
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While the rate hike was less than requested, Utah is still enjoying significantly less cost than our counterparts in California. I would enjoy seeing a higher rate linked to further development of wind, fuel cell technologies using waste gasses and other alternative energy sources.
I propose the utility commission grant the full request on a quid-pro-quo based on development of available energy sources within Utah. Perhaps linking each 1% increase above the awarded amount to a simlar increase in wind/fuel cell/alternative generation capability. In this way we all benefit as Utah generates more of its power locally.
IDEAS you have a great idea. Quid-pro-quo...... If only the 700 billion dollar bailout could be similarly administered.
I know alot a people do not believe in socialism , (because of the word) But what is this, one company backed by the local government. Putin and Castro would be proud.
Is what was asked for fair, did the public service commission think they were trying to pull the wool over our eyes with their request?
Why doesn't the Desnews or any other organization investigate the details and let us know.
Are we all too busy with fluf stories to care anymore?
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