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The California Energy Crisis - Information & Forum

An SI Board Since January 2001

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915	<i>There was according to my recollection a "mandate" for 80MPG	Zeuspaul	-	8/22/2001
914	<i>This is the same kind of thinking that created MAD, Mutally Assured Des	miraje	-	8/22/2001
913	<i>Another possible reason for higher prices from the DWP, is that the Sta	Zeuspaul	-	8/22/2001
912	<i>Still, a situation where the California government is responsible for a	Zeuspaul	-	8/22/2001
911	Zeuspaul said.....The instate utilities rates to their customers were at histori	Zeuspaul	-	8/22/2001
910	These damn public sector Pirates are at it again- "SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS	Daniel G. DeBusschere	-	8/21/2001
909	>>As you point out the reason is there is no market for high MPG cars.<	MulhollandDrive	-	8/21/2001
908	No Dave, you're all wet. DWP and all the other muni's <i>wanted<	DOUG H	-	8/21/2001
907	Raymond, My apologies, I'm trying to do too many things at the same time an	DOUG H	-	8/21/2001
906	I may be wrong, but my understanding is that when the State DWR took over power	DavesM	-	8/21/2001
905	Doug, Apparently we are talking past each other. Superficially, AB 1890 is the	Raymond Duray	-	8/21/2001
904	<i>Under what condotion can they justify selling power for such astronomic	DOUG H	-	8/21/2001
903	Hi Doug, Re: <i>Not true sir. I have friends in LA who's rates were	Raymond Duray	-	8/21/2001
902	Re: Tonnage Rules! Hi James, Loved the argument in favor of the goliath SUVs	Raymond Duray	-	8/21/2001
901	<i>The instate utilities rates to their customers were at historic levels.	DOUG H	-	8/21/2001
900	<i>This seems a contradiction, nevertheless, </i> Sure it is a cont	Zeuspaul	-	8/21/2001
899	<i>If Cheney could be that wrong on the California crisis</i> <i&	DOUG H	-	8/21/2001
898	<i>Not all corporations are/were that concerned about the energy prices --	Zeuspaul	-	8/21/2001
897	<i>Even when such "reasonable" mandated standards kill thousands	Zeuspaul	-	8/21/2001
896	<i>I just heard a report yesterday that the auto makers are now complainin	Zeuspaul	-	8/21/2001
895	....<i> businesses and residents made a VERY concerted effort to conserve.	Zeuspaul	-	8/21/2001
894	Zeuspaul, good points, though I'd qualify a few of them with a slightly diff	portage	-	8/19/2001
893	>>Dear Mrs. Peel, I didn't mean to suggest that I was unwilling to car	MulhollandDrive	-	8/17/2001
892	I understand the SUV argument this person is making and why. Actually, its one	Quincy	-	8/17/2001
891	<i>A better approach on the demand side IMO is reasonable government manda	miraje	-	8/17/2001

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