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To: maverick61 who wrote (52074)6/6/2001 1:50:17 PM
From: Joe Lyddon  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 57584
 
In brief, my solution had 2 prongs - letting the price of energy rise to where demand started to slow. There will be a point where the price of the supply will cause a reduction in the demand - that is after all how typical markets work. The other prong was relaxed regulations and restrictions on building new capacity in California. No more relying on Wahington, Oregon, Mexico, and others to do it for you. Make it easy for whoever wants to to build new energy generating plants in California.

Good ideas for the longer term. . . and I think much of your solution is set to happen. . .

It's the short-term gap that must be filled so as to take us to the point where the solution starts to work. . .
That's what I'm talking about. . .

Joe

PS: I backed-up my Fed comment. . . you didn't read it?
I'm not going to repeat it.
Joe