I would like to say, continuing to defend California, it was an issue of supply I think that is at the heart of California's energy problems; but the way out of the energy crisis in California now is to, number one, get the governor out of the energy purchasing business; and, number two, work over time to get those utilities creditworthy again so that they can begin to get back into the energy purchasing business, and then get them off the spot market as much as possible. Really, that is the way out of California's energy crisis, in addition to aggressively working on new power supply in the State.
George P. Radanovich: “I would like to say, continuing to defend California, it was an issue of supply I think that is at the heart of…”
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Addressing California's energy crisis and proposing solutions during a House floor speech.
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