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California's clean energy meets demand for part of the day, but high costs strain customers.
California claims clean energy met grid demand for 40 out of 48 days, but this only holds for part of the day.
The state still relies on natural gas, hydro, nuclear, and imported power for full coverage.
Mandates forcing utilities to buy renewable energy, combined with subsidies, have led to projects like the Ivanpah Solar plant, which struggled despite $1.6 billion in federal support.
Electricity rates have risen 83% to 118% over ten years, far above inflation, with 20% of customers owing an average of $821 on their bills.
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La energía limpia de California satisface la demanda durante parte del día, pero los altos costos agobian a los clientes.