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How Disruptive Thinking Can Build a Smarter Grid

September 11, 2012 by Christine Hertzog
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Did you hear about the recent Stanford study that concluded that organic food doesn’t deliver more nutrients than conventionally-grown food?  So what?  Consumers don’t buy organic food to get more vitamins and minerals.  Consumers buy organic to avoid the pesticides, herbicides, and fungicides present in conventionally-...[read more]

PG&E Proposes New & Improved Rates for Electric Car Customers

May 10, 2012 by Max Baumhefner
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Today, the biggest electric utility in California, the largest car market in the country, took an important step to give drivers access to a cleaner fuel that’s roughly the equivalent of buck-a-gallon gasoline.  Pacific Gas & Electric (“PG&E”) has submitted a proposal for new and improved rate plans that encourage electric...[read more]

Making the dumb grid smarter

October 22, 2007 by Marc Gunther
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“You know how we find out when the power goes out somewhere in our system?” Peter Darbee asks me.I don’t know. Peter is the CEO of PG&E Corp., a $12.5-billion-a-year utility company in northern California. We had lunch recently at the National Press Club in Washington.“We get a phone call,” he says.“You know what we do?” he asks....[read more]