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Portland General Electric escapes penalties for massive energy trading losses in 2020

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This just seems wrong. Smells of corruption.

Kristine W.

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I guess people now have another truthful reason as to why rates have jumped over 43% since January 2022. They want to raise rates again in January 2025, which will mean customers will be paying over 50% more than they did just 3 years prior. So customers are forced to pay for PGE's stupidity and reward their greed. Meanwhile, the citizens who rely on essential electricity are forced to choose between other essentials and electricity. Remember when it was "don't leave the lights on if you're not in the room?" Now it's "don't turn the lights, heat, a/c on at all".

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