3/ Yet, as Dr. Stokes writes, "Newsom’s proposed budget would stop funding after 2026, redirecting taxpayer dollars to an investor-owned utility program that costs more and delivers far less."
It's vital for the California Legislature to fund DSGS through 2028. www.sfchronicle.com/opinion/open...
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California shouldn’t abandon a proven way to cut rising energy costs
OPINION: The Demand Side Grid Support Program could save Californians up to $206 million on their electricity bills — unless the state stops funding it, Leah C. Stokes writes.
