The Secretive Companies that Control America’s Electricity

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[TheDCGuitar]

Lawmakers pretending that they’re not involved in this makes me laugh

[redpilledpict]

Have a look and see who are the largest shareholders of Duke Energy and you will see the usual suspects. Vanguard, BlackRock, SSgA, Wellington etc. So much for ESG Scores !

[zackthomas]

It's funny, growing up I was taught, in school, that one of the major responsibilities of government is to ensure that illegal monopolies never happen... I was always asking, "what about utilities? They're all monopolies!!" And getting some bs. Now Amazon, Walmart the country is absolutely all monopolies.

[josephbrown]

What gets me is that the company says that it has to pay out for the damages, meanwhile it's their insurance company that will actually pay out for that.

[RitaElaineHeltonBarker-uzsz]

Duke power also lobbies the state legislature to prevent having to pay Solar powered Homeowners for the energy that goes back to the Grid.

[axaboutme]

Ppl in pa just did the same thing to us last winter. Our bill almost doubled & there was nothing we could do about it. Between gas for my vehicle, electricity for my home & these ridiculous food prices I'm just working to live to go to work

[Byrd_Gaming]

only 10 seconds into the video, and i'm a NC resident, they literally knocked our power out for over a week by attacking the substations not to far from fort bragg/liberty. Our grid is very vulnerable.

[kaykay]

Please create a video on Car Insurance companies soon. They're also sucking us all dry, and we have to legally have it!

[treycherry]

as an energy lineman in texas, those rolling blackouts made us look like villains. the cooperative i work for fought hard to avoid them but it was pointless.

[singular]

Vladimir Lenin once said: Communism is Soviet power plus the electrification of the whole country.
US is no different.
Enslavement of the masses in every possible way.

[aktob]

The craziest part is the fact they want the people to pay for their mess.

[Professionalminutestealer]

We got Eli Lilly here in Indiana that spilled into the Wabash River many times. That river smelt like chemicals at some points

[clusterreel]

I work in a coal fired power plant and when Covid hit 3 years ago I had just started. There was a mask shortage and needed special supervisor permission to get one and no body I work with every wore masks, so I breathed in that toxic fly ash for about 1 1/2 years until they got masks fully stocked. Now I wear mine every day

[keegancampher]

bro, you should do a video on South Africas electricity problem

[KbB-kzqp]

Boss: “Well you just need to grin and bear it.”

Employee: “I generally find the two rarely go together.”

😂

[poketrainer]

My family noticed that the electric bill went up 100$ more than normal. 😰 We thought we forgot to turn stuff off... Untill we figured others had spiked bills too. 😡

[andrewhancock]

I'm confused by the motive of spending more in order to charge their customers more. How does that lead to profit? I noted the part that says the conglomerates aren't supposed to make a profit, but hen how do they pay their investors?

[Kazyumi]

In the Netherlands they make asphalt out of it and put it in roads. Not that the heavy metals aren't bound to leech out of it anyway. 😢

[jotun]

In NC, there's also a $14 a month "basic customer service fee". My Bank charges $1 per month. They could not explain clearly what their basic customer service fee was for.
Bastards!

[txfreightbroker]

Great videos !! About time someone is bringing all these issues to light !!
Dallas Tx electric is same way !! It’s nuts !