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North Carolina power prices rise 6.83% despite promised free electricity allocation

An AIP report says North Carolina's promise of 200 free electricity units has instead been accompanied by a 6.83% power-price increase.

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Higher electricity costs can increase household and business financial pressure.

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  1. NC's '200 units free' promise turns into 6.83% power shock: AIP ↗kashmirreader.com · Recorded source date: Aug 23, 2026, 10:16 PM UTC

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