Mark Toney

The Utility Reform Network

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Executive director at TURN, The Utility Reform Network

Mark Toney on KCRW

Fifteen years ago, California had an energy crisis, and state regulators effectively froze prices for consumers who used the least amount of electricity.

Your Electric Bill May Go Up, Even if You're Conserving Power

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In the past two weeks 60,000 people went to the Orange County Great Park in Irvine to check out the “Solar Decathlon.”

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