Why do some California customers pay twice as much as the rest of the U.S. for their electricity?

Californians pay 1.6 times the national average price for electricity, and PG&E’s customers pay double the national average. Brandon Rittiman explores why California's rates are so high, what’s going to drive them up even more, and what it means to household budgets of the 16 million people who live in PG&E’s monopoly turf.

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