The Power Trip
Graham TurkA monthly series about the ins and outs of electricity rates
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 12 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 2 years ago |
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The Hiatus You May Have Already Noticed
Pausing the Power Trip to help elect a climate-focused president
Hello paid subscribers! As you have probably already surmised, I have been on a brief hiatus from the Power Trip. In June I started a job in the Biden → Harris campaign’s Pen...
"I own a .30-30 rifle...but there is a way forward without fossil fuels"
Remember when I told you that utilities make money by building stuff? Nowhere was this more clear than in Georgia Power’s recent Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) docket.
All subscription revenue is donated to Run on Climate to support their...
Stop contacting our community members, especially the elderly ones
Hello Power Trippers! We crossed the 300-subscriber mark last month. If each of you forwards this to a friend, and that friend sends it to a different friend, I am confident we can get to at least 305 subscribers.
All subscription revenue...
Monty Python and the Holy Grail of Rate Design
Welcome back! For a little while I thought I had put a successful reverse jinx on the Detroit Lions. But the Lions did what the Lions do and figured out a way to lose in a way that extracted maximum pain from their fan base. But hey, you ca...
Shock me like an electric appeal
Season’s greetings, angelic and intellectually curious reader! In the last two posts, we completed the 1000-piece puzzle that explains why utilities don’t offer or promote smarter rates. The Cliff Notes version: under traditional utility re...
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Clean energy advocate working to fix electric utility rates and convince you to take the train. All views my own
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