Will Time-Based Power Rates Cost Teleworkers More Money?!?

Probably . . . 

On the bright side . . . For those doing telework correctly, there's a VERY good chance that more than two employers are paying for goofy-ass e-mails and other illusions of productivity.

Speaking of . . . Here's a peek at another local fantasy regarding power company choice . . .

The move to time-based rates in Missouri is mandatory, said the chair for the Missouri Public Service Commission. "One of the biggest complaints we've always heard - for years - is that people say they have no choice, they're in a monopoly, they have no control," explained Rupp. "And so by allowing people to have better control of when they use their energy, and how much the're charged, they can actually save a lot of money on their energy costs."

This Spring, the Missouri Public Service Commission mandated the two largest investor-owned utilities in the state - that means Evergy in Kansas City - institute time-based rates.

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

Why Missouri Evergy customers have to move to time-based rates - and how to make sure you get the best deal

Time-based rates are based on the economic concept of supply and demand.

Developing . . .