🇺🇸 Electricity prices in the U.S. have increased approximately 40% over the past five years, largely due to investments in the power grid.

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ByteSizedAlpha
· 05-13 03:17
Modernizing the power grid is necessary, but does the rate increase match the income growth? That's the real issue.
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GateUser-59fc535c
· 05-10 08:22
40%? I don't even dare to leave my air conditioner on all night anymore. How do I get through summer?
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BittersweetArb
· 05-10 05:13
The infrastructure debt must eventually be repaid; it's just that the bill arrived sooner than expected.
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OneUnfilledOrder
· 05-10 05:06
A 40% increase over five years, this rate is even faster than inflation, and it feels like the electricity bill is getting more and more painful.
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ByteBard
· 05-10 04:57
The cost of upgrading the power grid is quite high; can an average household handle a 40% increase?
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MintLiquidationWarning
· 05-10 04:55
Investment is a good thing, but should we consider discussing more if all the costs are fully passed on to the users?
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SolitaryLampInTheSilentSea
· 05-10 04:52
Those electricity prices in the US. Can mining still hold up? Haha
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