A year ago my electric bill was $217/mo. Throug simple conservation measures bot it down to $106 this month.
Eat sh!t, Black Hills Energy.
Yep. Mine’s been over $200 a month since 2011.
In 2000, it was maybe a little over $100.
Of course if you’re stoned you don’t mind sitting in the dark.
The average sheeple loyally goes to his (or her) cubical each work day. He comes home at night, and is electronically mesmerized by multiple entertainment distractions and favorite adult beverages or chemicals.
He has automatic payroll deposit, automatic bill pay, automatic voting for "D", as he slides through life in a "happy" figurative stupor.
They are clients of the Deep State. That is their purpose in life, fed and fattened by the Deep State who make all their economic decisions.
Not much different than housing prices in many regions, where most of Middle America has simply been priced out.
Now they're charging obscene rates for what used to be extremely reasonable. Seems to be a pattern with these greedy SOB's.
The left is ruining Colorado. They are doing through vote fraud. Same day registration is destroying vote integrity and Colorado has turned purple.
Its OK. All the “right” people made money on it.
Colorado's Renewable Energy Standard requires investor-owned electric utilities to provide 30% of electricity sold from renewable energy sources by 2020, with 3% coming from distributed generation.
That may explain a lot.
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.
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!