The Order will extend application of load-reducing technologies and marketing to a new class of services.
The Power of Efficient Capital
Vol. 1: “If It’s Stayed, Why Should I Go?”
Utility load growth from EVs can actually benefit all ratepayers by providing societal benefits and reducing utilities’ average cost of service.
We went to Allentown and talked with Bill Spence.
A response to the letter to the editor by Ashley Brown in our February 2016 issue.
As inexpensive as lighting was, twenty years ago, we’ve since made it close to free. Too cheap to meter?
76 pages, 16 features & columns, 19 authors, ducks, baseball, virtual reality, 3 cartoons, and a crossword puzzle.
Consumers in some cities paying 10 to 20% less than last year
In the northeast, consumers paid 8.6 percent less for electricity in February than they did a year ago, in February 2015. That's almost a 10 percent price cut.
In the south, consumers paid 3.8 percent less than a year ago. That's a sizable cut too, though not as extraordinary as what northeasterners have enjoyed.
In the Midwest, consumers paid 0.5 percent more than they did a year ago. Roughly equal to increase in the overall consumer price index for the region. There, the dramatic fall in natural gas prices had less of a benefit.