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Electricity Pricing for New York City
By John Tucker
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It’s hardly news to anyone on the East Coast that it’s hot today, but did you know it’s affecting what you pay for electricity? If you’re on the Voluntary Time-of-Day pricing in Manhattan today you’re paying a whopping 72.5¢ per kWh! Sounds like a good day to shut down everything in the house and head to the mall to enjoy someone else’s AC.
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