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  1. War in Iran drives up energy prices.
  2. The war in Iran has resulted in higher energy rates in the Northeast region.

War with Iran is driving up costs and rate increases for investor-owned utilities operating in the Regional Electricity Market of New Hampshire.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 20
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War with Iran is driving up costs and rate increases for investor-owned utilities operating in the Regional Electricity Market of New Hampshire.

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