Posted by Casey in Ky on February 25, 2011 at 08:25:39 from (139.76.224.66):
In Reply to: Re: ot Gas Use Fading posted by Casey in Ky on February 24, 2011 at 17:27:07:
Everybody"s bill in east Kentucky is doing the same thing. I"ve got a 2100 sq ft home, built in 1975, that I completly remolded a couple of years ago. New doors, windows, all energy star appliances. According to the energy audit conducted by Honeywell, my insulation is "adequate". Neighbors bills are all high as well. Local heating and cooling business downtown, just has a store front with aprox. 3000 sq ft, bill was over $900 and he has a new experimental Carrier unit that"s 21 seer and some crazy HSPF rating. Basically we are all being gouged to recover the cost of all the damage from the ice storm a couple of years ago(the local power companies fail to mention all the money they saved over the years for not cutting right away). PSC granted both local power company"s raises this past year, one company got a %21 raise, the other was somewhere around %25. Everybody"s bill doubled or tripled. This is not the house on the farm, just a house and lot. Heat pump is older, but it was serviced and checked out ok, probably 10 to 15 years old. Lots of elderly people are really hurting here, as their bills have went from $150-$300 to $400-$800. We all just love our cheap electricity because of our coalfields....at least that"s what we"re told daily.
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