In October 2017, NOAA predicted this winter would be colder and wetter for the North and warmer and drier for the southern states. The first week of the New Year brought frigid temperatures to all states east of the Rockies and a massive winter storm to the east coast. Meanwhile, southern California and Alaska enjoyed warmer than average temperatures. What does this all mean for winter energy supply and prices?
Much of the lower 48 are in the midst of an arctic blast and cranking up the heat. Increased electricity usage can contribute to high electric bills. But we find that more often, improper rates, peak usage, and additional fees are to blame.
Read on for the most common reasons our client's electric bills are so high and how we help them.