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Would you drive to another city just to buy gas?
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Do you think Yuma County would benefit from more solar projects?
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Do you think a new solar plant will help our local economy?
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Do you think power rates in Idaho are affordable?
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Have you had to adjust your use of electricity following Evergy's new time-based plan?
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Should mineral extraction be allowed on tribal land?
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Has the drop in gas prices helped with your monthly spending?
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Do you think a new solar power generating facility in Yuma County will help the economy?
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Do you support expansion of the GTN XPress gas pipeline?
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Are you changing your plans due to higher gas prices?
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Susan Marcott
With gas you can still cook if the power goes out. Just manually light the burner. Gas also allows for better cooking temperature variation.
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Kevin Nik Myles Hayward
Gas is more efficient. Natural gas burns clean. Been using it most of my life. Don't listen to the lies being told to further the false fossil fuel narrative.
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Sussie Due
With an electric stove you can't develop a gas leak and either die in your sleep or have your house blow up. Gas detectors have been known to fail.
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Franklin Bullwheel
No methane spillage, use the range top as counterspace in these tiny apartments, works with solar panels or generators when gas gets shut off.
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Ron Taunt
It's jumped so much from last year. I retired recently after nearly 45 years at company but might have to work part time just to make ends meet. So unfair to the elderly, and poor who have a hard time deciding what's most important for survival. Food, shelter, medications or heat. Corporate greed.
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Teresa Parsons
Yes it's costing quite a bit more to heat our home this year. PP&L obviously raised their rates.
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Dieter Heinzer
Not really; living in an "all electric" house, I have kept track of my electric utility bills for the last 13 years. The cost of my Pacific Power Electricity has increased at an average rate of 2.9% per year, which I find quite reasonable.
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ReplyOur bill went from 300 to 600 now 1300 Tough on a small business. Especially with having to pay high school children 16.00 hr
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