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PG&E is at it again. Californians are stuck with the highest energy costs in the United States - by far. Rates have risen on average +20% in just the last few months! California Energy Market: The Nation's Largest And Most Expensive "Time of Use" (TOU) Energy Rate Rollout California rolled out the
Saying the last few years in California agriculture have been "rough" is an understatement. From a multi-year drought and wildfires to extreme rain and floods... and now we're facing the highest energy costs in the United States! Here's what's going on - and what you need to know to stay ahead.
A couple of years ago we noted here on our blog that "2020 is shaping up to see even MORE disruption in both the energy and water sectors, particularly in California." Boy, was that an understatement... Obviously, nobody could have predicted a global pandemic. But what really ratcheted up the
Early last year I noted here on our blog that "2020 is shaping up to see even MORE disruption in both the energy and water sectors, particularly in California." Boy, was that an understatement... Obviously, nobody could have predicted a global pandemic due to covid-19. Not to mention its ripple
Is 2020 Over Yet? Record Breaking Wildfires & Impacts on California Growers
photo credit: Bloomberg Finance 2020 Four million acres of wildfires caused by record-breaking high temperatures, drought and freak lightning storms burned across California this summer and fall. The tremendous impact of multiple, consecutive years of wildfires has left many consumers - and growers
Wexus Featured in Top 10 IoT Initiatives for a More Sustainable Future
Link to original article is here: https://www.iotforall.com/10-iot-environment-initiatives-sustainable-future/
Saving $50,000 in energy costs could be equivalent to increasing crop yields by $1,000,000. But let’s face it: energy costs aren’t the first thing a grower thinks about when running their farm.