Monks & Merrill Hour 1 -  California’s ambitious green-energy push is facing some serious questions. Hydrogen is losing momentum as a fuel source, while the state is reconsidering its nuclear power exit—even as solar generated more than half of California’s electricity in May. Guillermo Bautista Alderete of the California Independent System Operator joins us to break down California’s record-setting solar power and the state’s evolving energy grid. Plus, Susan Shelley of the Southern California News Group weighs in on whether California’s green-energy agenda is leaving residents in the dark.

<p>Monks &amp; Merrill Hour 1 - &nbsp;California&rsquo;s ambitious green-energy push is facing some serious questions. Hydrogen is losing momentum as a fuel source, while the state is reconsidering its nuclear power exit&mdash;even as solar generated more than half of California&rsquo;s electricity in May. Guillermo Bautista Alderete of the California Independent System Operator joins us to break down California&rsquo;s record-setting solar power and the state&rsquo;s evolving energy grid. Plus, Susan Shelley of the Southern California News Group weighs in on whether California&rsquo;s green-energy agenda is leaving residents in the dark.</p>

Monks & Merrill, with Michael Monks and Chris Merrill.

<p>Monks &amp; Merrill, with Michael Monks and Chris Merrill.</p>

Monks & Merrill

California’s Green Energy Gamble Is Losing Power

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