Locator: 51838ELECTRICITY.
Usual disclaimer applies: typographical errors and content errors likely. I go through the report quickly.
By state.
All sectors: only three states with a 9-handle: New Mexico, 9.52 cents; North Dakota, 9.09 cents; Louisiana, 9.74 cents.
- North Dakota: up from 8.56 a year ago
- New Mexico: down from 10.38 a year ago
- Louisiana: look at this -- 9.74 vs 10.37 last year
Residential:
only four states with a 13-handle, despite record-setting a/c use / hot
summer -- North Dakota, Tennessee, Idaho, Kentucky. BUT, Louisiana with a 12-handle.
- Louisiana: 12.72 vs 13.12 last year
- North Dakota: 13.41 vs 13.31 last year -- way well below inflation at 0.75% y/y -- less than 1% increase y/y
- Tennessee: 13.71 vs 13.21 last year
- Idaho: 13.72 vs 12.28 last year
- Nebraska: 13.78 vs 12.84 last year
- Kentucky: 13.81 vs 13.13 last year
- Missouri: jumps to 16.09
Industrial: California with a 25-handle vs so many states well below 10 cents. NY state is at 10.81 vs 10.06 last year. Others of note:
- New Mexico: 4.18 vs 5.74 last year (very little industry; lots of coal?); obviously an oulier
- South Carolina: 7.84 vs 7.88 last year
The big LCD states, industrial:
- Virginia: 10.07 vs 9.70 last year
- Ohio: 10.95 vs 9.05
- Texas: 7.07 vs 6.61 last year
The big LCD states, residential:
- Virginia: 17.55 vs 15.78 last year
- Ohio: 19.45 vs 17.38 last year
- Texas: 15.85 vs 15.36 last year
The big LCD states, overall:
- Virginia: 13.49 vs 12.20 last year
- Ohio: 15.09 vs 13.10 last year
- Texas: 10.91 vs 10.55 last year
The wind state: residential:
- Iowa: 15.99 vs 15.31 last year.
