Jake Karter

Lakers FTW
Surf for life
Clean energy advocate and enthusiast
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[Jake Karter @JakeKarter1]

More than three quarters of the entire country want the utilities to be reined in. @californiapuc @CA_Dem @CAGOP @AsmDems @AsmRepublicans @casendems, take note.

https://t.co/nf0GBHY3pf

[Solar and Storage Industry @SEIA]

Energy Addition, brought to you by solar and storage

[Jake Karter @JakeKarter1]

The lack of acceptance for renewables, microgrids, and clean energy as a whole is astounding. It just SHOWCASES how idiotic the people in power are. Too myopic to see the health of the planet and those who inhabit it are more important than fleeting profits.

[David Pomerantz @DavidPomerantz]

Surely EEI can pay for one of these that isn't embarrassing?

Anyway if you have an electric bill, congrats, you're subsidizing this influencer every month.

[Mike Hudema @MikeHudema]

IKEA has installed 935,000+ solar panels and is on track for 100% renewable electricity.

This isn’t a future idea. It’s already happening.

We have the solutions. Implement them.

#ActOnClimate #climate #energy #renewables

[Solar Rights Alliance @solar_rights]

Thank you B. Chris Brewster and Voice of San Diego for the excellent article pushing back on utility efforts to block Plug-In solar in California. Read the full article at the link below, and take action at the link in bio to ask your legislators to stand up to the monopoly utilities and vote YES on SB 868 with no amendments that add red tape!

https://t.co/zpQ8eLOBkN

[Jeff Dennis @EnergyLawJeff]

My offer still stands - I will "partner" or be "sponsored" to do one of these videos for a DER company or merchant transmission developed for exactly half what EEI is paying for these. It's like Cameo, but for energy nerds.

[Solar and Storage Industry @SEIA]

"Energy is needed desperately...and that's not a red or blue issue."

@heather_reams of @CRESenergy joins the Good Energy podcast to explain the conservative case for solar energy.

Listen to the full episode: https://t.co/uyg6Uf9s4Q

[Jake Karter @JakeKarter1]

@rachaelmbade I'm just gonna go ahead and guess that this "new report" was internal...

[Jake Karter @JakeKarter1]

@ZavalaA So... regressive tax cuts?

[Quincy Lee @QuincyEdmundLee]

renewable power has become insanely cheap

legacy energy sources are being competed out of the market year by year starting with coal

[Solar and Storage Industry @SEIA]

If farmers decide that adding solar is the best for their business—that is their decision, and theirs alone, to make. https://t.co/LkLO6LO108

[Jake Karter @JakeKarter1]

@ENERGY I don't personally know anyone who would describe coal as "beautiful" and "clean"...

[Jake Karter @JakeKarter1]

Just a funny way of saying "utilities will have more information made public, rates will not lower, and they will not be held accountable for their corruption".

[California PUC @californiapuc]

As California's energy needs grow, planning ahead is critical. We have released a proposal that would help ensure sufficient electricity resources are available to meet demand during heat waves and other periods of high use, while supporting the state's transition to clean energy.

Read the proposal: https://t.co/z4lPFWMksh

The proposal is on our 7/2 Voting Meeting agenda for consideration. Comment on the proposal on the Docket Card: https://t.co/e4s8Yc5Dxr

[Solar and Storage Industry @SEIA]

Abundant, fast-to-build, AND affordable.

No other energy source comes close to beating solar.

[Jake Karter @JakeKarter1]

@bairthsolar NOW. NOW. NOW.

[Jake Karter @JakeKarter1]

Since energy has become an essential resource for humanity, it should not be privately run. Utilities like PG&E take more and more money from Californians just to fill their investors' pockets. Their time is up; we need reform. NOW.

[Ro Khanna @RoKhanna]

If PG&E is against you, then I am for you. @TomSteyer

[Jake Karter @JakeKarter1]

@RoKhanna @TomSteyer Since energy has become an essential resource for humanity, it should not be privately run. Utilities like PG&E take more and more money from Californians just to fill their investors' pockets. Their time is up; we need reform. NOW.

[Jake Karter @JakeKarter1]

@washingtonpost Could be solved with cleaner forms of energy btw.

[Kathryn Gomez @KathrynGomez0]

The growing utility and electrical rates in California are no joke and its high time we make some change here. We pay too much into what's become a necessity to live, i.e. electricity. The utilities like PGE should work for us, not the other way around.