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16 Red States Where Energy Costs Could Go Up the Most Under Trump's ‘One Big Beautiful Bill'

16 Red States Where Energy Costs Could Go Up the Most Under Trump's ‘One Big Beautiful Bill'

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President Donald Trump's 'One Big Beautiful Bill' (OBBB) was signed into law on July 4. The final legislation has significant repercussions for energy. It includes policies that will increase oil and gas leasing and repeal clean energy tax credits. Wholesale electricity prices are expected to increase 25% by 2030 and 74% by 2035. Electricity rates paid by consumers are expected to increase between 9% and 18% and household energy costs are anticipated to go up $170 annually by 2035.
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Red states could be hit harder by rising energy costs than blue states chiefly because Republican-led states generally don't have their own policies to develop renewable energy in the way that Democrat-led states do. A new analysis by the Energy Innovation Policy & Technology, LLC found the 16 red states that will see the biggest annual increases to household energy costs by 2035 as a result of the OBBB.
16. Wisconsin
Annual energy cost increase per household by 2035: +$300
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12. Utah
Annual energy cost increase per household by 2035: +$320
12. Nevada
Annual energy cost increase per household by 2035: +$320
12. Michigan
Annual energy cost increase per household by 2035: +$320
12. Indiana
Annual energy cost increase per household by 2035: +$340
11. Iowa
Annual energy cost increase per household by 2035: +$350
10. Kansas
Annual energy cost increase per household by 2035: +$380
8. Florida
Annual energy cost increase per household by 2035: +$430
8. Arkansas
Annual energy cost increase per household by 2035: +$430
7. Louisiana
Annual energy cost increase per household by 2035: +$440
6. Texas
Annual energy cost increase per household by 2035: +$480
5. North Carolina
Annual energy cost increase per household by 2035: +$490
4. Oklahoma
Annual energy cost increase per household by 2035: +$540
2. South Carolina
Annual energy cost increase per household by 2035: +$630
2. Kentucky
Annual energy cost increase per household by 2035: +$630
1. Missouri
Annual energy cost increase per household by 2035: +$640
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