Where does your electricity come from? Whether it's charging your phone or keeping your refrigerator running, the energy sources that power modern life have allowed electricity in the U.S. to remain inexpensive. But these very energy sources are under attack. What are these energy sources? And why are they under political siege?
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I don’t consider electricity to be inexpensive.
Com-Ed (“Con-ED”??) once advertised that nuclear energy “will make electricity SO CHEAP that that it won’t even be worth metering it.”
What happened to THAT?
Regulations. When the rules change, the price goes up
We’re paying billions for smart meters that are worthless…