White Paper - True Cost of Power
Every month we are reminded of the cost of electricity when we get the electric bill. Though your costs may stay constant, the price of electricity varies wildly across the United States. In the northeast and California, it is over twice as expensive as in the northwest and West Virginia. The price of electricity is determined by a number of factors including the availability of resources for producing power and taxes. See the complete paper.
Links:
- Annual U.S. health care costs from air pollution
- Health care costs of air pollution in California
- Air Pollution Causes and Effects
- Costs of electricity including air pollution costs
- Annual cost to the U.S. economy from power outages
- Costs to the economy from power outages in California
- Costs and benefits of on-site (distributed) energy production