How Cleveland's energy costs compare with national averages

12 cents: Average price per kilowatt hour of electricity in April for the Cleveland-Akron area, the latest national energy cost data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows.

12.8 cents: Average price per kilowatt hour nationally, or 7 percent higher than the Cleveland-Akron area.

76.5 cents: Average price of natural gas per therm, or 100 cubic feet (CCF), for the Cleveland-Akron area in April.

$1.02: Average price nationally, or 33 percent higher than the Cleveland-Akron area.

$3.68: Average price per gallon of regular-grade gasoline in the Cleveland area on Monday, July 15.

$3.64: Average price per gallon nationally, or 1 percent lower than the Cleveland area.

Sources: U.S. Energy Information Administration and the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Note: Prices listed above include taxes, delivery charges and other costs to consumers.

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Source: http://www.cleveland.com/datacentral/index.ssf/2013/07/how_clevelands_energy_costs_co.html

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