Power Bills Break the Bank in West Virginia
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West Virginians on fixed incomes are seeing electric bills rise to levels that can exceed mortgage payments, driven by cold winters, expanding data centers, aging infrastructure, and a heavy reliance on coal; despite Trump’s pledge to cut energy costs, bills have climbed nationwide and hit ratepayers hard, raising concerns among voters about relief in the near term.
- Trump promised to cut electric costs in half. In energy-rich West Virginia, bills now top mortgages Los Angeles Times
- PHOTO ESSAY: In a corner of Appalachia, soaring utility costs are surpassing rents and mortgages AP News
- Soaring Utilities The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel
- Environment - Electric bills in energy-rich West Virginia now top mortgages Seattle DJC.com
- Soaring utility costs surpass rents and mortgages for many West Virginians The Globe and Mail
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