
As utility companies across the U.S. face increasing demands for electricity, many customers are experiencing rising energy costs. Factors contributing to these hikes include necessary infrastructure upgrades, tree trimming, and heightened demand from data centers. In addition, water bills are also expected to rise, prompting discussions on how consumers can manage these increases. Concerns have been raised about the impact of mismanagement by private companies on water pricing, with calls for accountability from utility regulators. Various sources are offering tips for consumers to mitigate the financial burden of escalating utility bills during the summer months.
Wondering why your electric costs are so damn high in the summer? Here’s THE CITY’s explainer on why Con Ed bills have jumped — and how to get financial help. https://t.co/P0vPNloEzL
I've joined @BarryGardiner in writing to the Ofwat CEO, expressing concern about the increase in water bills. Bill payers should not have to pay for the mismanagement of our waterways by private companies. https://t.co/k2h7ov6YSv
Don't let high energy prices get you down. Try these tips to save some cash as it gets warmer. https://t.co/PL95o2kQHK


