They *had* green power as an option in Austin. It was a fixed price, and *used* to be more expensive than the power from the traditional gas fired sources. Well, in case you hadn't noticed, natural gas is getting more expensive. Net result, in Austin, green power (wind sourced) is cheaper than traditional power. The result is that if you haven't already signed up for green power, it's no longer available to you, because all the green power they have available is spoken for, they are fresh out. So sign up for your green power while it's still available, it may not be as traditional power prices rise.
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Date: 2006-04-16 01:07 am (UTC)They *had* green power as an option in Austin. It was a fixed price, and *used* to be more expensive than the power from the traditional gas fired sources. Well, in case you hadn't noticed, natural gas is getting more expensive. Net result, in Austin, green power (wind sourced) is cheaper than traditional power. The result is that if you haven't already signed up for green power, it's no longer available to you, because all the green power they have available is spoken for, they are fresh out. So sign up for your green power while it's still available, it may not be as traditional power prices rise.