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Mike Gray · 03-16-2024, 11:53 AM

Here in SoCal the average is $.31kwh with complicated formulas of peak hours, off hours, daily allowances etc. You can even get a separate meter just for EV charging with its own rates. Now California wants to surcharge your electric bill based on how much income you make not on how much electricity you use!
They claim it goes after the wealthy to pay more but the first surcharge level starts at $28k per year and the top level only goes up to about $180k. It’s just a disguised tax hike on the lower and middle class. Typical from liberal democrats.
I’m sure Eddies66 has a nice pension so that should only cost him about $50-$70 a month more for the same electricity he uses now if it goes into effect this July.

03-16-2024, 11:53 AM	#74
Mike Gray Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 521 Likes: 227 Liked 499 Times in 134 Posts	Re: A Funny thing has happened to EV’s Here in SoCal the average is $.31kwh with complicated formulas of peak hours, off hours, daily allowances etc. You can even get a separate meter just for EV charging with its own rates. Now California wants to surcharge your electric bill based on how much income you make not on how much electricity you use! They claim it goes after the wealthy to pay more but the first surcharge level starts at $28k per year and the top level only goes up to about $180k. It’s just a disguised tax hike on the lower and middle class. Typical from liberal democrats. I’m sure Eddies66 has a nice pension so that should only cost him about $50-$70 a month more for the same electricity he uses now if it goes into effect this July. __________________ Mike 7570 A/SA Last edited by Mike Gray; 03-16-2024 at 12:12 PM.