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Colorado Springs Energy Rates Nearly Double at Dinner Hour

Electric meters shown in an editorial image about Colorado Springs energy rates
Peak pricing picked the family dinner shift.
Written by Scott K. James

Colorado Springs’ on-peak summer electricity rate jumped from 15 to 29 cents per kilowatt hour, right when families actually use power.

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