EIA reports national energy mix data.
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Updated Aug 31
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EIA reports national energy mix data.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- 82% of oil-dependent households are located in the Northeast region, according to recent data.Sub-event
- EIA tracks US electricity generation trends, which are subsequently analyzed by the Sun Day Campaign.Sub-event
EIA released data detailing the national energy mix.1 source
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