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    What is Electricity? and where does it go when it leaves the toaster?
    What is Electricity? and where does it go when it leaves the toaster?
    What is Electricity? and where does it go when it leaves the toaster?
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    What is Electricity? and where does it go when it leaves the toaster?

    By Ed Kramer

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    It was the mid-1990's, and Ronald Regan had just deregulated the electric industry. I was bored.

    With deregulation, TVA, (Tennessee Valley Authority), which had once monopolized the generation and distribution of electricity, suddenly found

    itself on an alien playing field, rife with looming competition and in need of a real marketi

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEJKramer Consulting LLC
    Release dateApr 1, 2022
    ISBN9798985723434
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