The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission must take a second look at a dispute between the city of San Francisco and
San Francisco, which operates a greenhouse-free power supply system in Yosemite National Park that transmits power to the city, challenged PG&E’s refusal to distribute that power at a lower voltage to certain users in the city.
PG&E’s distribution system provides both higher and lower level voltages, with higher voltage including high fixed costs but cheaper per-unit prices, and lower voltage having lower fixed costs but higher ...