Australia has so much solar that it’s offering everyone free electricity

[Anonymous]

I have a 10 acre property in New England with a total southern exposure across the 4 acres that are cleared. We intentionally put all the windows in that direction.

I just got by for the last 6 months without any heat whatsoever because the house itself heats up based on the ☀️ alone. I had to get it fixed today so that I once again have hot water for things like laundry and dishes but I saved a shit ton of money just relying on natural solar and not having to pay for oil for half a year.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Places that push for more solar and wind have higher energy bills. Maryland, New Jersey, the entire RGGI, California.

Nope not true. Solar and wind cost less and their price increase. Electricity prices have gone up because of surging demand from data centers and rising prices of natural gas. Natural gas year to date is up 21%.

You have been told this before.

No matter how many times you say it, the actual electricity bills tell a different story.
11-15 cents per kilowatt-hour
Idaho. North Dakota, Nebraska, Louisiana, Utah,
Washington, Arkansas, Oklahoma. Montana, Iowa,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, South Dakota, Nevada
Mississippi, Wyoming, North Carolina, Kansas, South Carolina
Florida, Oregon, Virginia, New Mexico, Georgia
15-16 cents West Virginia, Colorado, Arizona, Indiana, Texas, Minnesota
16-17 cents Illinois, Alabama, Ohio, Delaware
17-19 cents Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Maryland, District of Columbia
19-24 cents Michigan, New Jersey, Vermont, New Hampshire, New York
25 Alaska
26.4 Maine
26.6 Massachusetts
28 Rhode Island
30.5 Connecticut
30.6 California
41.8 Hawaii

You seem to suffer under a delusion that red states all have less renewable energy and blue states have more. Completely incorrect.

Look at the percentage per state, your chart isn’t making the point you think it is,

https://www.fool.com/research/renewable-energy-by-state/