Electric heat, what a bargain!! As the prices of fossil fuels continue to fluctuate, usually going up, electricity has remained very stable. In fact, electricity is one of the few items we consume that in below the consumer price index for the U.S. from 1995-2005. Maybe it’s time to find out how you can save money using electricity to heat your home or business. Let us, at Twin Valleys Public Power District show you how this is possible.
The chart below shows you what the costs of a variety of fuel sources are to produce the same amount of heat. As you can see, electric heat options are the most beneficial for you.
* Residential Natural Gas prices are based on heating season from October 2005 thru April 2006-Cambridge residence. Rates are the same for communities served by Twin Valleys Public Power District except franchise fees may vary.
* Electric rates are based on Twin Valleys Public Power District’s residential or small commercial “All Electric” rate.
* Propane prices based on September 2006 quote.
* Rebates are available to Twin Valleys Public Power District residential customers for conversion to electric heat or electric water heating a discounted “All Electric” rate is available to qualified users. Please call us for details.
If you are serious about saving money and conserving our nation’s resources, take time to utilize our web site to find out what your options are. Electricity is truly a bargain and will continue to be in the future. Part of the commitment of Twin Valleys Public Power District is to provide you with alternatives that will make your “quality of life” better. Be sure to call us or stop by our office and let us show you how this is possible.
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