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dizzish t1_ix1aduc wrote

Reply to comment by Intrepid_Priority154 in Eversource seeks 43% rate hike for electric customers in Mass. this winter by thinkB4WeSpeak

You're missing the point

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Intrepid_Priority154 t1_ix1b4au wrote

What’s that? The price of natural gas is up because Brandon refuses to negotiate an end to a war that probably wouldn’t be happening if Trump was president. Brandon current wants to shut down every electric source that isn’t a windmill or solar. Because of these reasons your electric rate is high.

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dizzish t1_ix1bora wrote

You're missing the point. There are levels to this shit. I understand that you're upset, and grateful to have a singular scapegoat. Your comments reek of propaganda.

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Intrepid_Priority154 t1_ix1co5h wrote

So does yours “there are levels to this shit”.

Seems like you are avoiding some things. Also, the primary way we get electric in this state is natural gas plants (I think nat gas then nuclear). This state now wants to ban natural gas they actually just passed a bill a few months ago that starts that. When natural gas is banned will prices for everything else go up or down? Here is a hint…when we closed all our coal plants has our electric bills gone up or down?

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dizzish t1_ix1df9g wrote

I don't disagree with the impact a "Green agenda" has had on our current state of affairs. North America has an abundance of resources, I put more blame on a representation in Congress and the Senate. Their ideals no longer reflect that of the populations they represent. The idea of there being a "Brandon", is meant to trigger you...and it has.

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Intrepid_Priority154 t1_ix1glax wrote

No, I used Brandon because it’s easier to type than “current president” and “former president”.

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-Horatio_Alger_Jr- t1_ix1vkr6 wrote

Healey is the first level to this. She paved the way to these electric increases 7 years ago.

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Tacoman404 t1_ix9ledg wrote

You’re applying childlike logic to an issue that is much more complex than that.

Rate hikes are to keep margins the same they wouldn’t be so intense if margins for C suites were not a issue. C suites wouldn’t be in our power grid if it wasn’t privatized. Tip of the iceberg but that’s the point being made.

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Intrepid_Priority154 t1_ix9ojg5 wrote

Got it, so yes the increase is going right into the pockets of the c suites.

Not for nothing but that’s a childlike argument you are making. Even if your analysis was remotely accurate, the MA regulators allowed the increase?

Here, there are costs that eversource is allowed to bill us for plus a markup. If eversource needs to produce power using a power plant and the fuel for that power plant goes up, they are allowed to bill us that and a markup. When trump cut federal taxes from 35% to 21% it’s why ratepayers saved on their electric bills.

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thepasttenseofdraw t1_ix2bexm wrote

Does it itch when you think? Do you find yourself furrowing your brow a lot, struggling in vain to understand the situation?

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Intrepid_Priority154 t1_ix2blo6 wrote

I wonder the same about everyone in here wondering why their rates are high. It’s not rocket science folks. A war Biden refuses to negotiate a peaceful ending forcing coal plants to shutter, and only wanting solar and wind.

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thepasttenseofdraw t1_ix2ml7w wrote

Man that jerk, and here I am knowingly paying $.005 more per kw/hr to make sure a greater percentage of my power is generated through wind and solar for a whopping $2.50 more a month on the high outlier in summer. Oh and buying solar for nothing up front. Fuck that guy Brandon and all those liberal heatherns in state government for making all of this the better more affordable choice. Oh and local socialism through a CCA. Theses damn bureaucrats and snowflake liberals saving me a shitload of money. If I was a fucking moron I’d be angry!

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Intrepid_Priority154 t1_ix396r3 wrote

More affordable? It’s heavily subsidized. Made in China. It needs rare minerals usually mined by minors. The solar farms around me seem to tear down acres of Forrest to plop these things up.

And I am glad you can afford the extra money because there plenty of families out there that would gladly save the $2.50 a month to go somewhere else. The people holding the bag for the power line and power plant maintenance will all be the poor people because they can’t afford to buy solar panels.

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