This article examines factors contributing to high electricity prices in Alaska and California. In Alaska, geographic isolation limits flexibility in power generation and transmission, leading to higher costs. Since the mid-2010s, California has seen increasing electricity prices due to more frequent wildfires, despite historically paying above-average rates per kilowatt-hour.
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