Percentage of Electricity Generated by Coal

27%

CO2 Emission Rate Reduction for 2030 Target Relative to 2012 Rate

27%

Peak Year Electricity Price Increase

27%

Average Annual Electricity Price Increase

19%

“My husband’s work as a miner has supported our family and shown others coal’s value as a resource. We need it in our daily lives. If we don’t support coal, then what’s going to keep millions of Americans with light and heat?” – Toni W.

Percentage of Electricity Generated by Coal

9%

Percentage of Electricity Generated by Coal

32%

CO2 Emission Rate Reduction for 2030 Target Relative to 2012 Rate

52%

Peak Year Electricity Price Increase

14%

Average Annual Electricity Price Increase

11%

“Our way of living has deteriorated due to electricity price increases. We worked hard to have a comfortable life, yet we still struggle.” – Ethel M.

Percentage of Electricity Generated by Coal

39%

CO2 Emission Rate Reduction for 2030 Target Relative to 2012 Rate

44%

Peak Year Electricity Price Increase

26%

Average Annual Electricity Price Increase

20%

“We all understand that coal is the most reliable, economical, electric power available to consumers. Many either do not understand or choose to ignore that wind and solar are subsidized by taxpayers and are neither reliable nor economic sources of power.” – Gary B.

Percentage of Electricity Generated by Coal

1%

CO2 Emission Rate Reduction for 2030 Target Relative to 2012 Rate

23%

Peak Year Electricity Price Increase

7%

Average Annual Electricity Price Increase

4%

Percentage of Electricity Generated by Coal

60%

CO2 Emission Rate Reduction for 2030 Target Relative to 2012 Rate

35%

Peak Year Electricity Price Increase

37%

Average Annual Electricity Price Increase

31%

“I will have to cut back on the food to run the oxygen machines my husband and I use. We are on Social Security and can barely afford the electric bill now. This administration has put such a burden on us.” – Peggie M.

Percentage of Electricity Generated by Coal

2%

CO2 Emission Rate Reduction for 2030 Target Relative to 2012 Rate

29%

Peak Year Electricity Price Increase

6%

Average Annual Electricity Price Increase

6%

Percentage of Electricity Generated by Coal

21%

CO2 Emission Rate Reduction for 2030 Target Relative to 2012 Rate

32%

Peak Year Electricity Price Increase

20%

Average Annual Electricity Price Increase

13%

Percentage of Electricity Generated by Coal

46%

CO2 Emission Rate Reduction for 2030 Target Relative to 2012 Rate

41%

Percentage of Electricity Generated by Coal

18%

CO2 Emission Rate Reduction for 2030 Target Relative to 2012 Rate

38%

Peak Year Electricity Price Increase

15%

Average Annual Electricity Price Increase

11%

“I am widowed, just retired, and on a fixed income like many of my friends. We CANNOT afford an increase in electric! Everything else is also increasing –  where does it stop for the elderly?” – Michelle H.

Percentage of Electricity Generated by Coal

29%

CO2 Emission Rate Reduction for 2030 Target Relative to 2012 Rate

44%

Peak Year Electricity Price Increase

22%

Average Annual Electricity Price Increase

17%

“Affordable power enables people to buy food, necessary medications, and prevent both heatstroke and freezing. I speak as a Registered Nurse who has already witnessed this – and these extra increases haven’t even happened yet. If they do, harm WILL occur to many of our poor.” – Shirley S.

Percentage of Electricity Generated by Coal

14%

Percentage of Electricity Generated by Coal

0.50%

CO2 Emission Rate Reduction for 2030 Target Relative to 2012 Rate

33%

Peak Year Electricity Price Increase

13%

Average Annual Electricity Price Increase

11%

Percentage of Electricity Generated by Coal

38%

CO2 Emission Rate Reduction for 2030 Target Relative to 2012 Rate

33%

Peak Year Electricity Price Increase

19%

Average Annual Electricity Price Increase

15%

“Affordable power keeps our energy bills in check, so extra money can be spent helping our community.” – Keith F.