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Lowest Income's Electric Bills

In 2021, the average income before taxes of the lowest income households in the U.S. (the lowest quintile) was only one-seventeenth of the income before taxes of the highest income households (the highest quintile). One-seventeenth. That is indeed a very small fraction.

Even after taxes, the average income for the lowest income households was only one-twelfth of the average for the highest income households. One-twelfth. That’s still a very small fraction.

EEI Wins Energy Advocates of the Year

An International Scope

“EEI won the 2022 CHARGE Energy Branding Award for Energy Advocates of the Year. The award recognizes EEI for its International Programs and global electrification advocacy efforts.”
Byline: 

Lawrence Jones

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Inflation, Monetary Policy, Interest Rates

Implications for Utilities and Regulators

Panelists brought together by University of Missouri’s Financial Research Institute included Big Rivers Electric Corp. CFO Talina Mathews, Energize Strategies Founder Ted Thomas, NASUCA Executive Director David Springe, and Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Lead Economist William Emmons.
Byline: 

Talina Mathews et al.

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gridCONNEXT 2022

Picture Energy

gridCONNEXT 2022 brought together a cross-section of experts from businesses, utilities, and government to explore grid innovations enabling the transition to a low-carbon economy.
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PUF

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