E-6E1 (NSPI) RIR-1 to RIR-43
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20¢/kWh 2¢/kWh Weighted average & lt;sup>[5] Paul R. Epstein, et al. 2011.Full cost accounting for the life cycle of coal in "Ecological Economics Reviews." All values presented in 2013 $. & lt;sup>2 2012 Marginal Fuel Type Mix Table 2-16,...
AI summary The text presents energy cost data including 20¢/kWh and 2¢/kWh, along with references to studies on the full cost accounting of coal and emissions data. It includes citations to reports and studies related to energy costs and environmental impacts.
E-10-(i)Book of Authorities
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sembly enacted an energy conservation measure, then codified in Article 78, §28(g) of the Maryland Annotated Code, and later re-codified as PUA § 7-211. & lt;sup>84 PUA § 7-211(b)(1). & lt;sup>85 This study concluded that electric utility...
AI summary The text discusses the cost-effectiveness of energy efficiency programs, highlighting their lower lifecycle costs compared to traditional energy sources. It emphasizes the importance of continuing these programs to avoid increased load on the PJM system and higher reliability risks. The analysis also notes that energy efficiency remains less costly for ratepayers than paying for electricity directly.
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