In California, they're hoping to make it through the weekend without more rolling blackouts.
Energy reserves are again at a critical low.
But there is a new proposal that California Governor Gray Davis says could resolve the state's worst ever energy crisis. Critics say it will be a hard sell to consumers. From San Francisco, NPR's Elaine Korry reports. Emerging from a closed-door meeting with lawmakers, the governor told reporters the bond plan would resolve the crisis while sparing rate payers from runaway electric bills. Obviously, nobody can guarantee the future.