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The California Energy Crisis - Information & Forum

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240	POSTED AT 2:52 AM EDT Friday, April 13 California to blame for energy prices	Bearcatbob	-	4/13/2001
239	If CA confiscates power plants, you can probably forget any new private construc	DavesM	-	4/13/2001
238	Gina, My dog needs a loan. She has little prospect of ever being able to pay -	Bearcatbob	-	4/13/2001
237	Don't discount the possibility of confiscation as an option for the CA state	gamesmistress	-	4/12/2001
236	Maybe the State should move to Eastern Time. That way, just as its really getti	DavesM	-	4/12/2001
235	If there is ever talk of confiscation by the government of California the rest o	Bearcatbob	-	4/12/2001
234	I can see why the Californians want price caps - problem is, they're easy to	gamesmistress	-	4/12/2001
233	I agree with you on the results of confiscation - the danger is that in CA it co	gamesmistress	-	4/12/2001
232	"seizing" businesses has an unhappy connotation incompatible with a fr	Angler	-	4/12/2001
231	Thanks for the article on electricity trading - very interesting stuff. I must a	gamesmistress	-	4/12/2001
230	SAN JOSE MERCURY NEWS MARKETPLACE FOR ELECTRICITY SPARKS ONLINE ENERGY TRADING	Patricia Trinchero	-	4/11/2001
229	Interesting... Re comment in article: "In the report, the authors also arg	Ponderosa	-	4/11/2001
228	Any comments on this latest "solution" for CA's energy crisis? Ca	gamesmistress	-	4/11/2001
227	Ponderosa: I would have to say that Nuclear Power plants are the least of all p	Angler	-	4/9/2001
226	Zeus: It's pretty hard to move away from the roads that we seem to have tak	Angler	-	4/9/2001
225	Frankly, it seems pretty clear to me that Americans would rather keep troops in	DavesM	-	4/9/2001
224	IMO the US should play a leadership role. Developing nations will look at the U	Zeuspaul	-	4/9/2001
223	Thanks very much for that link.....it is testimony that has at least a large mea	Tom Simpson	-	4/9/2001
222	Forewarned was fair warned. Angler	Angler	-	4/9/2001
221	Acutally this situation was upon us last spring (from the Cal ISO website - cali	DavesM	-	4/9/2001
220	Tom, here's a recent reference declaring that demand for electricity grew by	WWS	-	4/9/2001
219	Well well Sam....fancy running into you here :o) A forum this is.....informativ	Tom Simpson	-	4/9/2001
218	Yep... I just don't get why CA is so opposed to nuclear power. Now, please,	Ponderosa	-	4/8/2001
217	Zeuspaul: Wouldn't you say that natural gas is a cleaner burning fuel more	Angler	-	4/8/2001
216	<i>The old model will work - until demand exceeds supply</i> The ol	Zeuspaul	-	4/8/2001

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