You live in a failed state with commies running the system. Unless you do something, expect it to get far, far worse.
You live in a failed state with commies running the system. Unless you do something, expect it to get far, far worse.
I talked to a buddy in CT recently about this video. He told me he normally pays about $200/month, and yes, there are line items for
Energy Supply Charge: The cost of the electricity you use.
Delivery Charge: This is the cost of delivering electricity to your home, including maintenance of the grid and poles. This fee is typically set by the utility company and is regulated by the state.
Customer Charge: A fixed monthly fee for maintaining the account and providing customer service.
Transmission Charge: This covers the cost of transmitting electricity from power plants to local distribution systems. It is typically part of the delivery charges.
Public Benefit Charge (PBC): A charge to fund energy efficiency programs and renewable energy initiatives in Connecticut.
Connecticut Clean Energy Fund (CEF) Charge: A fee that supports renewable energy projects in the state, promoting clean energy initiatives.
State Tax or Energy Efficiency Fund Charge: This helps to fund energy efficiency programs and incentives for customers.
Meter Reading Charge: A fee for the actual reading of your electric meter, which may be fixed or based on the number of meter readings in a month. This one is "interesting" because all meters are smart meters now and are read using RFID: no one visits your property anymore.
I talked to a buddy in CT recently about this video. He told me he normally pays about $200/month, and yes, there are line items for
- Energy Supply Charge: The cost of the electricity you use.
- Delivery Charge: This is the cost of delivering electricity to your home, including maintenance of the grid and poles. This fee is typically set by the utility company and is regulated by the state.
- Customer Charge: A fixed monthly fee for maintaining the account and providing customer service.
- Transmission Charge: This covers the cost of transmitting electricity from power plants to local distribution systems. It is typically part of the delivery charges.
- Public Benefit Charge (PBC): A charge to fund energy efficiency programs and renewable energy initiatives in Connecticut.
- Connecticut Clean Energy Fund (CEF) Charge: A fee that supports renewable energy projects in the state, promoting clean energy initiatives.
- State Tax or Energy Efficiency Fund Charge: This helps to fund energy efficiency programs and incentives for customers.
- Meter Reading Charge: A fee for the actual reading of your electric meter, which may be fixed or based on the number of meter readings in a month. This one is "interesting" because all meters are smart meters now and are read using RFID: no one visits your property anymore.
So she's wrong about the public benefit charge.. thats still crazy. I'm mad when my bill gets up to $200 in the middle of july due to running the A/C to fight the Texas heat.
So she's wrong about the public benefit charge.. thats still crazy. I'm mad when my bill gets up to $200 in the middle of july due to running the A/C to fight the Texas heat.
Frankly, I think she must heat her house with electric heat. What she doesn't tell you, is how many KWH she used. Still, the amount of line items on her bill is excessive. Sounds like USAID to me.
Frankly, I think she must heat her house with electric heat. What she doesn't tell you, is how many KWH she used. Still, the amount of line items on her bill is excessive. Sounds like USAID to me.