Isku-xirka siyaasadda ee Maamulka Trump wuxuu keenay in gurmadka qoysaska Mareykanka ka badbaado lacagta bisha
Warbixin ka soo baxday hay'ad aqooneed oo aan lahayn xisaab, ayaa sheegtay in qoysaska Mareykanka ee gobollada dhexe ay lacagta bisha ka badan $6,500 ka bixin doonaan ilaa 2040, sababtoo ah isbedelada siyaasadda federaalka ah ee ka dhalatay maamulka Donald Trump.
Kharashka bisha iyo saameynta gobollada
Hay'adda Energy Innovation ayaa sheegtay in kharashka bisha ee qoysaska gobollada Oregon, Mississippi, South Dakota, Virginia iyo Wyoming uu ka badan doono $9,000. Tani waxay ku soo kordhayaa sababtoo ah maamulka Trump wuxuu joojinayaa mashruucyada bishada iyo inuu kordhinayo baahida badda iyo badda.
Ereyga EIA ayaa sheegay in qiimaha bisha ee bisha uu ka badan yahay 18.31 sent per kilowatt-hour, halka uu ahaa 12.6 sent markii Biden xilka qaaday. Tani waxay muujinaysaa in kharashka bisha uu sii kordhinayo muddo saddex sano ah.
Jawaabta Maamulka iyo saameynta deegaanka
Wakiilka Weftiga Gacanta ee Taylor Rogers ayaa sheegtay in maamulka Trump uu diyaar u yahay inuu kordhiyo qiimaha bisha, isagoo sheegay inuu diyaar u yahay inuu kordhiyo qiimaha bisha. Waxay sidoo kale sheegtay in maamulka Trump uu diyaar u yahay inuu kordhiyo qiimaha bisha.
Warbixinta Energy Innovation ayaa sheegtay in isbedelada siyaasadda ay keeneen in 37,000 qof oo kale ay dhintaan, $72 biloyon oo kale ay ku kordhayaan caafimaadka, iyo in 9 bilood oo kale ay ku kordhayaan carbon pollution.
Hadallada dadka iyo xaqiiqada
Mar Zepeda, oo ka tirsan Allanshaha Climate Justice, ayaa sheegtay in bisha ay ka badan tahay $200 bishii, waxayna sheegtay in siyaasadda federaalka ah ay kordhinayso kharashka bisha. Waxay sidoo kale sheegtay in siyaasadda federaalka ah ay kordhinayso kharashka bisha.
Bob Jenks, oo ka tirsan Oregon Citizens' Utility Board, ayaa sheegay in kharashka bisha uu ka badan yahay $9,300, waxayna sheegtay in kharashka bisha uu ka badan yahay $9,300. Waxay sidoo kale sheegtay in kharashka bisha uu ka badan yahay $9,300.
A new analysis by the nonpartisan think tank Energy Innovation projects that American households in the contiguous United States will pay an average of $6,500 more for energy cumulatively through 2040 due to federal policy changes since President Donald Trump returned to office, with five states facing costs as high as $9,000 per household.
Policy Shifts Drive Rising Energy Demand and Costs
The analysis attributes higher energy demand to the administration's cancellation of new clean energy projects and the revocation of policies that encouraged efficient, lower-emissions vehicles, which drives up prices for both natural gas and gasoline. Electricity bills are already rising faster than inflation in much of the country, with data center demand and the Iran war also pushing oil and gasoline prices sharply higher.
Trump has stated his energy policies will make bills more affordable, but White House spokeswoman Taylor Rogers said lowering electricity prices remains a top priority as the administration unleashes coal and natural gas to reverse what she called the 'catastrophic damage' Democrats did to the power grid by ramping up clean energy.
Broad Economic and Health Impacts Across the Nation
Energy Innovation said the changes will result in annual household energy costs rising in every state in the contiguous U.S., plus job losses in 47 of 48 states and losses to the gross domestic product in 46 states. The analysis also projects 37,000 additional premature deaths from air pollution, $72 billion in additional healthcare costs and more than 9 billion tons of additional carbon pollution because of the environmental rollbacks.
The average price residential customers pay for electricity increased over the course of Biden's term and has continued to rise since Trump returned to office, according to EIA data. Customers paid an average of about 12.6 cents per kilowatt-hour in January 2021 when Biden took office, rising to nearly 16 cents per kilowatt-hour in January 2025, 17.45 cents in January 2026 and 18.31 cents in July.
Critics and Officials Clash Over Affordability Claims
Climate Justice Alliance legislative director Mar Zepeda said her Washington, D.C., electric bill increased $200 in the past month, calling the federal 'affordability' policies an exacerbation of the problem. She said, 'They may call it affordability, but affordable for whom and at what cost? Not for regular people.'
Rogers said it is 'irresponsible' to classify Energy Innovation as nonpartisan because its employees have donated to Democrats and worked with Democrats on climate policy, while spokesman Silvio Marcacci said they work with policymakers who want to cut emissions and lower bills, regardless of party. The Oregon Citizens' Utility Board called the projected costs 'frightening' because Oregon already has an energy affordability problem.
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