Hilton Head Regional Healthcare sets an example, spending more for green power.
I wonder if this is partly responsible for higher premiums. . .
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Heather 30 weeks 10 hours 16 min 13 sec ago
Cooperatives are usually able to negotiate lower per KWH rates. The green power, I'm assuming, is simply a fee on top of the usual rate used for production and research of more environmentally friendly power.
I wonder why SCE&G customers
JJ-40 30 weeks 2 days 2 hours 30 min ago
I wonder why SCE&G customers have to pay $4 per kilowatt hr. for "green energy" when Palmetto Electric Coop. in the Hilton Head area of SC provides similar "green energy" to their customers for $3 per kilowatt hour?