Massachusetts is about to enter the winter season with a 64% spike in electricity bills
· Sep 23, 2022 · NottheBee.com

Remember: As much as this is a legitimate political indictment against liberal governance, it's also a looming economic disaster for many, many families:

Massachusetts residents can expect to see 64% increases in electricity prices as the local power company announced rates set to begin on Nov. 1.

National Grid, which provides electricity and gas to Massachusetts, announced Wednesday that the average consumer using 600 kWh of electricity would pay $293 this winter, compared to $179 last winter. ...

"National Grid buys electricity on behalf of its customers from the wholesale power market through a regulatory approved process established 20 years ago. That process has served customers well over the years and provides flexibility for unforeseen events, like limited supplier response to solicitations. But things have fundamentally changed," Burt said. "Today, under a sustained, high market price environment, it is challenging to maintain affordable prices."

No joke, this is going to be a lot of Massachusetts residents this winter:

Seriously. They'll be forced with two choices: One, turn the heat up a bit and don't eat, or two, keep food on the table by keeping the thermostat at 55º.

Have you ever had to keep your house thermostat at 55º? I have. I can tell you... it's not pleasant.

By way of comparison, when you step into a blissfully icy-cold movie theater, the temperature in there is usually in the high 60s or so.

This is not normal and we should not be comfortable with this.


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