Good one, Bill, but people overlook this problem: binding Power Purchase Agreements between utility companies and banks. They are typically for 30 year terms, and banks won't cancel them and take losses. Utilities are also at fault: they could cancel PPA's, but won't do it, because it's simpler for them to just continue business as usual…
Good one, Bill, but people overlook this problem: binding Power Purchase Agreements between utility companies and banks. They are typically for 30 year terms, and banks won't cancel them and take losses. Utilities are also at fault: they could cancel PPA's, but won't do it, because it's simpler for them to just continue business as usual. Nobody is calling either of these groups to account in meaningful ways. They will listen to you, though, Bill. Please investigate this problem. We win if we find a law firm that is willing to sue both banks and utilities for public negligence.
Good one, Bill, but people overlook this problem: binding Power Purchase Agreements between utility companies and banks. They are typically for 30 year terms, and banks won't cancel them and take losses. Utilities are also at fault: they could cancel PPA's, but won't do it, because it's simpler for them to just continue business as usual. Nobody is calling either of these groups to account in meaningful ways. They will listen to you, though, Bill. Please investigate this problem. We win if we find a law firm that is willing to sue both banks and utilities for public negligence.