Home Sweet Home
On June 1, the Census Bureau released detailed data on last year’s newly-constructed single and multi-family houses. Including on their gas versus electric heat breakdown.
PUF's Where's Energy
Chair Danner on Decarb and Gas
Excerpts from the National Regulatory Research Institute webinar “Pathways to Decarbonization.”
A Kilowatt-hour, Up or Down?
May 12's Consumer Price Index shows that what American consumers paid for a kilowatt-hour rose an average of 3.6 percent over the twelve months through April. This high a rate of inflation in electricity isn’t surprising since natural gas prices have been rising in recent months. Gas prices matter a lot in what electricity costs.
Rural Energy Priorities
City residents paid almost 25% less for electricity than rural households.
EEI, NARUC, APPA in June
For some people, I will admit, June means the start of summer.
Read our May issue
Our May issue is now available to read online. See the table of contents here.
Co-ops Call on Congress
NRECA CEO Jim Matheson talked about the three big issues electric co-op leaders are discussing in meetings with the U.S. Congress.
Joan Bok: First Woman to Chair a Major U.S. Utility
In 1984 she became Chair of New England Electric System (now a part of National Grid US).
Residential Rates Really
April 13th's Consumer Price Index report showed that consumer prices overall averaged a 2.6 percent increase during the twelve months ending in March. And the report also showed that electricity prices — residential electric rates — averaged a virtually identical 2.5 percent increase during that same period. Economists would say that the real inflation-adjusted increase is thus approximately zero.
Read our April issue
Our April issue is now available to read online. See the table of contents here.