LifeOnaPlate wrote:
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LifeOnaPlate wrote:
I googled "liar."
harmony wrote:LifeOnaPlate wrote:"The electric rates here in Utah are much lower than in portions of the country where this has been reported," said Rocky Mountain Power's Margaret Oler.
I think this is the crux of the matter. Power rates are lower, so even with similiar power consumption, consumers in Utah will have a lower power bill than other parts of the country. Lower bills mean more people are able to pay on time, even those that have low wage jobs.
No mystery there.
LifeOnaPlate wrote:harmony wrote:LifeOnaPlate wrote:"The electric rates here in Utah are much lower than in portions of the country where this has been reported," said Rocky Mountain Power's Margaret Oler.
I think this is the crux of the matter. Power rates are lower, so even with similiar power consumption, consumers in Utah will have a lower power bill than other parts of the country. Lower bills mean more people are able to pay on time, even those that have low wage jobs.
No mystery there.
Interesting. But what causes these lower rates? Perhaps it is the Mormons.
Mercury wrote:LifeOnaPlate wrote:
I googled "liar."
So did I:
harmony wrote:LifeOnaPlate wrote:harmony wrote:LifeOnaPlate wrote:"The electric rates here in Utah are much lower than in portions of the country where this has been reported," said Rocky Mountain Power's Margaret Oler.
I think this is the crux of the matter. Power rates are lower, so even with similiar power consumption, consumers in Utah will have a lower power bill than other parts of the country. Lower bills mean more people are able to pay on time, even those that have low wage jobs.
No mystery there.
Interesting. But what causes these lower rates? Perhaps it is the Mormons.
I don't know the source of your power, so I can't say. Hydroelectric? Coal? Wind? Public utility vs privately owned? We have some of the lowest rates in the nation where I live because we are surrounded by publically-owned power-producing dams and we've got a bunch of wind farms going up too.
LifeOnaPlate wrote:harmony wrote:LifeOnaPlate wrote:"The electric rates here in Utah are much lower than in portions of the country where this has been reported," said Rocky Mountain Power's Margaret Oler.
I think this is the crux of the matter. Power rates are lower, so even with similiar power consumption, consumers in Utah will have a lower power bill than other parts of the country. Lower bills mean more people are able to pay on time, even those that have low wage jobs.
No mystery there.
Interesting. But what causes these lower rates? Perhaps it is the Mormons.
The Nehor wrote:LifeOnaPlate wrote:harmony wrote:LifeOnaPlate wrote:"The electric rates here in Utah are much lower than in portions of the country where this has been reported," said Rocky Mountain Power's Margaret Oler.
I think this is the crux of the matter. Power rates are lower, so even with similiar power consumption, consumers in Utah will have a lower power bill than other parts of the country. Lower bills mean more people are able to pay on time, even those that have low wage jobs.
No mystery there.
Interesting. But what causes these lower rates? Perhaps it is the Mormons.
If everyone in the U.S. was Mormon, our power bills would all be lower. It's science.
LifeOnaPlate wrote:harmony wrote:LifeOnaPlate wrote:harmony wrote:LifeOnaPlate wrote:"The electric rates here in Utah are much lower than in portions of the country where this has been reported," said Rocky Mountain Power's Margaret Oler.
I think this is the crux of the matter. Power rates are lower, so even with similiar power consumption, consumers in Utah will have a lower power bill than other parts of the country. Lower bills mean more people are able to pay on time, even those that have low wage jobs.
No mystery there.
Interesting. But what causes these lower rates? Perhaps it is the Mormons.
I don't know the source of your power, so I can't say. Hydroelectric? Coal? Wind? Public utility vs privately owned? We have some of the lowest rates in the nation where I live because we are surrounded by publically-owned power-producing dams and we've got a bunch of wind farms going up too.
But are there any Mormons about?
harmony wrote:LifeOnaPlate wrote:harmony wrote:LifeOnaPlate wrote:harmony wrote:LifeOnaPlate wrote:"The electric rates here in Utah are much lower than in portions of the country where this has been reported," said Rocky Mountain Power's Margaret Oler.
I think this is the crux of the matter. Power rates are lower, so even with similiar power consumption, consumers in Utah will have a lower power bill than other parts of the country. Lower bills mean more people are able to pay on time, even those that have low wage jobs.
No mystery there.
Interesting. But what causes these lower rates? Perhaps it is the Mormons.
I don't know the source of your power, so I can't say. Hydroelectric? Coal? Wind? Public utility vs privately owned? We have some of the lowest rates in the nation where I live because we are surrounded by publically-owned power-producing dams and we've got a bunch of wind farms going up too.
But are there any Mormons about?
Where? Unless Utah is burning Mormons for power production, I see no connection. And surely even the DesNews would pick up on that.
harmony wrote:Where? Unless Utah is burning Mormons for power production, I see no connection. And surely even the DesNews would pick up on that.