State Senator Brian Dahle says California leaders elected to keep Diablo Canyon Nuclear Plant running to compensate for the state's failing power grid. How are we suppose to charge electric cars if we can't use electricity from 4pm-9pm? More info:
SAN DIEGO – Gov. Gavin Newsom and the California Air Resource Board recently put in place a ban on the sale of new gas-powered vehicles in the state of California by 2035.
Following the recent heatwave, and a string of public safety power shutoffs and blackouts, Californians are being told to conserve energy — raising questions on how they are meant to charge electric cars on such a faulty power grid. KUSI’s Logan Byrnes was joined by Senator and Gubernatorial Candidate Brian Dahle to discuss how California leadership expects to resolve these issues.
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