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How can Cheap Electricity lead to Big Energy Bills?
This article from Clean Technica does a great job of summarizing those states lagging behind in setting standards for their energy consumers. Yes, it seems counter-intuitive, but much like driving a car with a V-8 engine, it doesn’t matter how cheap the … Continue reading
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Tagged Alabama, Business, California, costs, Efficient energy use, Electric utility, energy, Massachusetts, residential, South Carolina
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