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West Virginia still has the seventh lowest residential electric rates in the country, but residents of 26 other states have lower electric bills. That means we are literally throwing money out the windows of our leaky homes. Next door, in Maryland, new houses are built to standards 15 percent more efficient than those in West Virginia. We are ranked 49th in the country for energy efficiency.
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West Virginia still has the seventh lowest residential electric rates in the country, but residents of 26 other states have lower electric bills. That means we are literally throwing money out the windows of our leaky homes. Next door, in Maryland, new houses are built to standards 15 percent more efficient than those in West Virginia. We are ranked 49th in the country for energy efficiency.
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