Comment: Eric it would be really useful if you could pin point when the oil surcharge was introduced. Give the internal evidence in you article, it was at this time. Because PUC approved rate hike go up but not down. But I don't know. Then what exactly was the price per kWh. 2.5.cents per 100 watts, would normally be 2.5x10 per kilowat, 1000 watts. But that's 25 cents and close to the price we pay today. Remember some of us are going through your articles with a pencil. Don't be afraid of numbers. (And $40 a barrel isn't too far away from today's price).