Posted on 09/18/2017 8:23:56 AM PDT by george76
1900 KWHrs at my home in Arizona= $200
1500 KWHrs at my home in SoCalifornia $350
Sure sounds like price gouging and anti trust violations somewhere.
Seems like every place I read about has been lying to the consumers about the cost of the “renewable energy”. Why can’t they get their heads out of the sand & tell the truth on this? Probable reason is because somebody is turning a good profit on it.
Drug dealers will lie to their victims on the benefits of meth, MJ, heroin, coke ...
Same with these green energy scammer politicians, like hustler Al Gore, who just recently is super rich.. Most know the truth.
High energy bills ?
Thank the EPA, Greenpeace, Sierra Club, George Soros, EarthJustice ...
Thankfully, the winds in Gulf coastal FL are either too little or too much to remotely justify those gawd-awful wind turbines. I’d move from a state that promoted them. The low-frequency, penetrating sound alone is a health hazard.
I had to look up Ezekiel Elliott. I no longer watch NFL football. I miss the old Bronco Orange Crush days. It’s a shame what’s happened.
I have always liked College football and now like the OU Sooners best.
Good for Jerry Jones:
http://www.americanjournalreview.com/
The electric rates go up to pay for the gov’t pensions.
You cannot save money for retirement because you are paying for a gov’t workers easy retirement.
I moved from a farm, rural electricity, rural water and propane heat in a state with high humidity and extreme seasonal heat and cold. I now live in Colorado with natural gas and city power, utilities have gone from averaging well more than $500 to a little over $100 per month.
Thin dry air is easy to heat and we don’t need AC. Love this place!
The politics aren’t getting better, but we like it here in Park County.
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