Puget Sound Energy Suing Jefferson County
If the voters of Jefferson County vote to authorize the County Public Utility District to provide energy, Puget Sound Energy will file a lawsuit.
Terry Oxley, PSE director of community services, said: “there would be litigation.” And he added that litigation would be a “huge cost” to his company and to Jefferson County.
Is this how free enterprise is supposed to work? I would’ve thought the best way to sell your product would be to provide the best product you can, so that people will choose to buy it, instead of suing the competition.
Presumably, the money Puget Sound Energy would be spending on litigation is money that won't be spent on producing energy for their customers. Priorities I guess.
Terry Oxley, PSE director of community services, said: “there would be litigation.” And he added that litigation would be a “huge cost” to his company and to Jefferson County.
Is this how free enterprise is supposed to work? I would’ve thought the best way to sell your product would be to provide the best product you can, so that people will choose to buy it, instead of suing the competition.
Presumably, the money Puget Sound Energy would be spending on litigation is money that won't be spent on producing energy for their customers. Priorities I guess.
Labels: Jefferson County Public Utility District, Puget Sound Energy, Terry Oxley PSE
posted by Tom Harper at 5:56 PM
6 Comments:
Those black-hearted fiends! Quick, some good fellow radio the city immediately!
Who needs a government agency doing what a private company can do?
I actually like the service we get from the City of Port Angeles. I lived in California most of my life, and got service through PG&E. They were cheaper, no question about it, but the service was HORRIBLE. I personally think usually a private company is better, but not always.
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Yup, you nailed it. Another David Lynch fan; cool.
Any John Coltrane or Charles Mingus fans out there?
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