The View From Your Electric Bill: 19.2 cents/kWh in Dublin
In Ireland, they pay the kinds of electric rates that’ll drive you to the bottle!
The View From Your Electric Bill: 5.8 cents/kWh in Quito
The electric bills keep coming in! (Read below for details.)
The View From Your Electric Bill: 1.7 cents/kWh in Caracas
Today, I’m continuing on with The View From Your Electric Bill, a series of posts designed to float the ultimate political heresy: maybe, just maybe, idiotically low electricity prices...
The View From Your Electric Bill: 16 cents/kWh in Norway
Today, I’m continuing on with The View From Your Electric Bill, a series of posts designed to float the ultimate political heresy: maybe, just maybe, idiotically low electricity prices...
The View From Your Electric Bill: 1 cent/kWh in Buenos Aires
Today, I’m continuing on with The View From Your Electric Bill, a series of posts designed to float the ultimate political heresy: maybe, just maybe, idiotically low electricity prices...
The View From Your Electric Bill: 14.8 cents/kWh in Wisconsin
Today, I’m continuing on with The View From Your Electric Bill, a series of posts designed to float the ultimate political heresy: maybe, just maybe, idiotically low electricity prices...
The View From Your Electric Bill: 13.8 cents/kWh in Stockholm
Today, I’m continuing on with The View From Your Electric Bill, a series of posts designed to float the ultimate political heresy: maybe, just maybe, idiotically low electricity prices...
The View From Your Electric Bill: 7.8 cents/kWh in Bogota
Today, I’m returning to The View From Your Electric Bill, a series of posts designed to float the ultimate Venezuelan political heresy: maybe, just maybe, idiotically low electricity...
Seeing April 11th with Fresh Eyes
On the eighth anniversary of the April 11th, 2002 coup, Brian Nelson – author of the most carefully researched history of the April Crisis in print today – contributes...
Less Granma, more grammar
Any attempt at parody is superfluous when you’re dealing with a press piece as heart-stoppingly bad as this article, published in the taxpayer-funded website of state-run Radio Nacional de...
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