As if Americans haven’t sweated enough, this summer is likely to cost consumers much higher air conditioning bills.
Electricity prices have increased 12% in the past year, according to Consumer price index in May, and there is still no sign of cooling down. According to an analysis of federal data by the National Association of Energy Support Directors, according to a federal data analysis by the National Association of Energy Assistant Directors, this would translate into $540 in electricity for the average American household from June to August, up $90. programs.
