I used to, and it wasn't that bad. The state picks up some of the cost to offset the expense for the utility and the consumer. In many cases the "utility" is the village Genset.
if the state has natural resources to offset folks high expenses for living in remote regions thats cool, wouldnt want to see tax dollars go to it though, its their choice to live in the middle of nowhere, why should I pay for that?
I do want to see the northern lights someday, guess I should start saving some seashells up for my plane ride.
One big jenny in town running everything, I guess thats easier than a 400 mile extension cord!
lived on kodiak island for a few years, we had diesel generators for when the hydro elec went down which was often in the winter. gas was high but i dont remember how high, left there 10 years ago
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