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1.33% Again?

When electric bills are a low percent of consumption expenditures, as presently, when it is typically at 1.33%, electricity is difficult to afford for far fewer households.

This is Getting Very Interesting. What is Happening to Electric Sales?

We have now set the all-time record high for residential electric sales in the first seven months of the year.

Gap Between CPI and Electric Bill Trends, Regionally

In the midwest and south, the gap between their CPI increase and electric bill decrease was huge, 5 percent and 4.3 percent respectively.

High-Income Households’ Electric Bills 20% or More Above Overall Average

Average electric bills of Northeast households with income of at least $70,000 was well more than double the average bills of households with income of $10,000 to $14,999.

Low-Income Households’ Electric Bills Below $85/Month

Take an average of all the households and you miss the diversity of what individual households pay for electricity.

Electric Bills Fall Below 2011 Level

In the short and long term, electric bills have shrunk in proportion to expenditures overall.

Home Heating Continues to Electrify

Natural gas heating isn’t growing. Bottled, tank, LP gas, fuel oil, kerosene are quickly fading for home heating.

Video: EZ-EV, Electrification 2018 1

EZ-EV, an Exelon subsidiary was at the Electric Power Research Institute’s Electrification 2018 International Conference & Exposition held in Long Beach, California August 20-23.

PUF’s editor-in-chief Steve Mitnick caught up with Exelon subsidiary EZ-EV CEO Michael Kurzeja in a video interview. With Kurzeja were EZ-EV alternative fuels project manager Tony Haring; content and social media project manager Sol Betesh; and International content development project manager Cecelia Norris.

 

Video: EZ-EV, Electrification 2018 2

EZ-EV, an Exelon subsidiary was at the Electric Power Research Institute’s Electrification 2018 International Conference & Exposition held in Long Beach, California August 20-23.

PUF’s editor-in-chief Steve Mitnick caught up with Exelon subsidiary EZ-EV CEO Michael Kurzeja in a video interview. With Kurzeja were EZ-EV alternative fuels project manager Tony Haring; content and social media project manager Sol Betesh; and International content development project manager Cecelia Norris.

 

Video: Go Electric, Electrification 2018

Go Electric’s president and CEO Lisa Laughner on the company’s many grid resiliency offerings. (1:43)

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