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. . . in JEA survey

SDG&E continues to lead the
nation -- for high power prices

San Diego Gas & Electric customers paid 17.34 ¢/kwh in October compared with 17.42¢/kwh in July while customers of Dalton Utilities paid only 4.32 ¢/kwh for the same power, about a 20% discount from Dalton's July price.
     The Dalton power is nuclear.
     The survey revealed opposite trends in the industry.
     Some utilities could offer cheaper power as demand eased after hot summer months but others needed to raise prices to recover rising fuel costs.
     AmerenUE customers enjoyed the biggest savings in dollar terms, paying 2.66¢/kwh less than in July.
     Entergy Gulf States customers saw the biggest jump with a boost of 2.61¢/kwh
     (Click here to see table).
     Originally published in Restructuring Today on November 15, 2005

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