Energy Efficiency in Florida's Future: Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Energy Development and Applications of the Committee on Science and Technology, U.S. House of Representatives, Ninety-seventh Congress, First Session, October 26, 1981 |
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... kilowatt - hour last year was 5.6 cents . This year the average charge per kilowatt - hour is 7.2 cents . The public service commission has projected that by 1989 it will be 122 cents . In 8 years , it will be double what it was last ...
... kilowatt - hour last year was 5.6 cents . This year the average charge per kilowatt - hour is 7.2 cents . The public service commission has projected that by 1989 it will be 122 cents . In 8 years , it will be double what it was last ...
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... capacity needs of the Florida electric generating plants by 6,917 megawatts , which is 6,917,000 kilowatts at a construction savings of $ 8.5 billion . 91-487 0-82-6 Florida is unique in that we are a growing State 77.
... capacity needs of the Florida electric generating plants by 6,917 megawatts , which is 6,917,000 kilowatts at a construction savings of $ 8.5 billion . 91-487 0-82-6 Florida is unique in that we are a growing State 77.
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... kilowatt . We just approved the construction of a new plant last summer that is going to cost $ 1,342 per kilowatt , or a 633 - percent increase above the con- struction price in 1970. Now this plant will not be completed until 1985 ...
... kilowatt . We just approved the construction of a new plant last summer that is going to cost $ 1,342 per kilowatt , or a 633 - percent increase above the con- struction price in 1970. Now this plant will not be completed until 1985 ...
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... kilowatt hour consumption . Working within very tight statutory deadlines , the Commission held extensive workshops and hearings during the last half of 1980 to develop the information necessary to adopt comprehensive and rational ...
... kilowatt hour consumption . Working within very tight statutory deadlines , the Commission held extensive workshops and hearings during the last half of 1980 to develop the information necessary to adopt comprehensive and rational ...
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... Kilowatt Hours 93,800 144,700 123,700 21,000 14.5 Summer peak Kilowatts 18.0 28.2 23.3 4.9 17.4 Winter peak Kilowatts 20.0 30.7 24.6 6.1 19.9 Kilowatt Generating Capacity 24.9 37.7- 30.82 6.9 18.3 Utility 1980 projections . 2Result of ...
... Kilowatt Hours 93,800 144,700 123,700 21,000 14.5 Summer peak Kilowatts 18.0 28.2 23.3 4.9 17.4 Winter peak Kilowatts 20.0 30.7 24.6 6.1 19.9 Kilowatt Generating Capacity 24.9 37.7- 30.82 6.9 18.3 Utility 1980 projections . 2Result of ...
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Page 1 - There is great flexibility in the technical efficiency of energy use, and there is correspondingly great scope for reducing the growth of energy consumption without appreciable sacrifices in the growth of GNP or in nonenergy consumption patterns. Indeed, as energy prices rise, the nation will face important losses in economic growth if we do not significantly increase the economy's energy efficiency.
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Page 228 - Promote energy education and the public dissemination of information on energy and its environmental, economic and societal impacts.
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Page 54 - SENATOR HART AND MEMBERS OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE, AS CHAIRPERSON OF THE ENERGY COMMITTEE OF THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF STATE LEGISLATURES, I AM PARTICULARLY GRATIFIED TO HAVE BEEN INVITED TO TESTIFY ON AN ISSUE SO CRUCIAL TO THE FUTURE DIRECTION OF AMERICA'S ENERGY POLICY. IF NUCLEAR POWER IS TO PROVIDE A GROWING PORTION OF THIS NATION'S ENERGY SUPPLIES, WE WILL HAVE TO FIND ECONOMICALLY SOUND, ENVIRONMENTALLY SAFE...
Page 40 - Consider, in its decision-making, the social, economic, and environmental impacts of energy-related activities, so that detrimental effects of these activities are understood and minimized.