Californians face rising bills, declining reliability, and constant scarcity.
PROBLEM
- Californians pay some of the highest utility bills in the nation while service reliability declines.
- Energy, water, and transportation systems suffer from years of mismanagement and underinvestment.
- Artificial scarcity is created by policies that block capacity and delay upgrades.
- Billions are spent on headline megaprojects (like a train to nowhere) while the basic infrastructure people rely on is neglected.
SOLUTION
- Lower utility costs by restoring efficient operations while ending mismanagement and insider deals that inflate prices.
- Rebuild and upgrade core infrastructure where demand clearly exists, prioritizing reliability, resilience, and affordability.
- Fix energy policy failures that artificially raise costs by expanding capacity, restoring competition, and modernizing systems for reliable, affordable power.
- Fix water mismanagement by expanding storage, improving conveyance, and ensuring transparent, reliable distribution for communities and agriculture.
- Redirect funding from wasteful megaprojects to roads, utilities, and water systems people actually use.
- Invest in bold, next-generation energy technologies that can dramatically lower costs and expand long-term independence.
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