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Data centers are driving up demand for power in Wisconsin. So how do we bring energy costs down for families?
That question was front and center at last night’s #WIGov debate. The answer: clean energy, the lowest-cost new power available. ⚡
Energy costs are front and center in Wisconsin’s race for governor. Tom Tiffany wants to keep coal plants running and restrict new renewables. David Crowley wants to expand clean energy and make data centers cover their own costs.
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With We Energies seeking a 6th straight rate hike, those choices matter. Our analysis found Tiffany’s approach could cost households over $3,100 through 2040, while Crowley’s clean energy agenda could save them more than $800.
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Evergreen Action retweeted
Families are struggling with home energy bills and need solutions now.
But outdated electricity rates are overcharging customers who use efficient heat pumps--$359/yr for BGE customers. Fairer rates would save people real $$.
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Evergreen Action retweeted
Wisconsin families can’t afford to pay the price of a Tom Tiffany Administration.
My plan will lower energy costs and put money back in Wisconsinites pockets.
Fun fact: your utility can charge you for the cost of arguing for its own rate hike.
@ClimateTown explains why your power bill is broken:
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Today, Evergreen testified in front of the NJ Assembly's Utility and Telecommunications Committee on the topic of creating a state department of energy. "It is time for New Jersey to significantly reform its energy framework." – Eric Miller, VP of States
By pursuing comprehensive Integrated Resource Planning, providing the executive branch with broader and more flexible energy procurement, and providing a clearer pathway to permitting, NJ can seize its energy future and build out more clean energy.
Data centers are driving a massive surge in Pennsylvania's electricity demand, and someone has to pay: data centers, or families already squeezed by rising bills. Shapiro's (D) plan to make data centers pay their fair share could save households $9.9B.
See exactly how making data centers, not families, pay for Pennsylvania's electricity demand could add up to $9.9 billion in savings: evergreenaction.com/policy-h…
Evergreen's statement on today's announcement of the "Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act of 2026": buff.ly/KhKZMsx
Evergreen Action retweeted
Catherine Zingg of @EvergreenAction shares their state priorities: connecting clean power faster and delivering energy savings for New Yorkers.
Wisconsin's next governor will set the state's energy priorities, and those priorities land directly on your utility bill. This fall, voters decide which direction Wisconsin takes, with $10 billion in family costs on the line.
See how Wisconsin's next governor's energy priorities translate into real savings, or real costs, for your household: evergreenaction.com/policy-h…
Evergreen Action retweeted
A new independent analysis found that Michigan's next governor could have a major impact on our energy bills.
Read the full analysis from @EvergreenAction and @MichiganLCV: bit.ly/4hwE0JJ
Energy bills are already squeezing Michigan families. This fall's election could bring relief, or add to the pain: $11.6 billion is riding on it. Benson's (D) plan could save households $638. James' (R) plan to repeal clean energy laws could cost families $2,135.
See how Michigan's next governor's energy priorities translate into real savings, or real costs, for your household: evergreenaction.com/policy-h…
It was great seeing you at Climate Week and hearing about your most recent action holding the Vineland data center accountable for violating state pollution law. Thank you for protecting NJ ratepayers, communities, and the environment! xitter.cf/GovSherrillNJ/status/2…
I’m on a mission to make New Jersey’s energy future more affordable AND sustainable.
But we won’t get there with an outdated energy policy. We’re facing 21st-century energy challenges with a 20th-century strategy – and it’s time for a new playbook.
This Climate Week, let’s talk about what we’re doing differently in New Jersey. 🧵
Evergreen Action retweeted
I’m on a mission to make New Jersey’s energy future more affordable AND sustainable.
But we won’t get there with an outdated energy policy. We’re facing 21st-century energy challenges with a 20th-century strategy – and it’s time for a new playbook.
This Climate Week, let’s talk about what we’re doing differently in New Jersey. 🧵