JBee
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I'd add a third, deregulated, distributed, diversified decentralised, and shared, but well engineered!I would put it a little bit differently and say "It's a fundamental problem with the regulators not doing their job".
There are really only two acceptable options when it comes to utilities (gas, electric, water, etc):
1) Full on government ownership of the infrastructure to deliver the service.
2) A regulated monopoly.
Because the two other options, an unregulated monopoly and multiple redundant wires and pipes of competing companies are unacceptable.
I believe "we have the technology to rebuild him."
Well engineered technology can, and should substitute regulation to provide services like energy.
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