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Energy Choice Blog
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Starbucks Signs Agreement with Constellation to Power More Than 340 Stores with Wind Energy
Starbucks signed a long-term agreement with energy provider Constellation to power more than 340 Illinois stores with wind energy.
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PG&E Seeks Huge Electricity and Gas Rate Increases After Wildfires
PG&E, even before it seeks potential rate hikes linked to wildfire liabilities and lawsuits, on Thursday asked state regulators for large increases in monthly electricity and gas bills
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Video Games Could be Racking Up Your Electricity Bill
Many Americans love to play video games but very few ever consider how it might impact their electricity bill.
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How Big of a Burden is Your Electricity Bill? Comparing How Affordable Electricity is Around the Country
We compare how affordable electricity is around the country and how it effects your wallet.
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PG&E Faces Possible $30 Billion in Damages if Found Responsible for California Wild Fires
California's electricity giant may be responsible for California wild fires that have killed over 100 and caused more than $30 billion in damages.
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PPL Increases Electricity Rates for Small Businesses
PPL Electric Utilities has increased their electricity rates for small businesses by over 6%. Here is more information on how this will impact your electricity bill and how to save.
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Here are the Risks of Using Intermittent Energy Sources
Many would love to see the US transition to 100% renewable energy. However, what happens when the sun doesn't shine or the wind doesn't blow? Here are the risks of using intermittent energy.
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Here are 4 Reasons Why Nevadans Should Vote “Yes” on Question 3 for Energy Choice
Nevadans will have a choice to open up their energy market by voting "yes" on Question 3 at the polls on November 6th. Here are a few reasons why they should.
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National Grid to Raise Electricity Rates Over 20% Starting Nov. 1st
National grid is raising their electricity rates in Massachusetts soon. Learn more about the increase and how to avoid paying more.
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Predicting Future Energy Demand is Becoming Increasingly More Difficult
The oil and gas industries have always had difficulty predicting future market demand. But, today’s market is even more difficult to predict with the emergence of renewable sources.
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