EIA published state-by-state average electricity prices, noting high costs due to geographic remoteness in states like Alaska and Hawaii.

The entities involved

• Energy Information Administration →

  government agency

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• Alaska →

  state of the United States of America

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• Hawaii →

  state of the United States of America

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• EIA data informs residential electricity price averages, while Lt. Governor Delgado criticized rebate distribution in New York.Sep 14
• The Energy Information Administration (EIA) has released reports detailing the rising heating oil costs specifically affecting residents in New Hampshire.Sep 19
• Electricity prices are being compared across states, noting Hawaii has the highest prices, North Dakota the lowest, and California has high prices.Sep 22
• On May 21, 2007, cited data from the Energy Information Administration (EIA) regarding gas prices was mentioned.Sep 1
• Congress and Washington are implementing tax credits that affect Energy Information Administration projections.Sep 2