The Clean Power Plan's Economic Impact - State by State

This addendum to The Clean Power Plan's Economic Impact shows detailed results for the 48 contiguous

states.

For each state, the findings present four different expenditure burdens:

1. The current average annual electricity costs relative to 2014 median household income (cost burden) by

neighborhood (formally U.S. Census Tracts);

2. The impact on the electricity cost burden by neighborhood if the Clean Power Plan (CPP) is implemented,

and consumers do not change their behavior;

3. The impact on the electricity cost burden by neighborhood if the CPP is implemented and consumers

economize on their consumption based on the estimated short-term behavioral responses; and

4. The impact on the electricity burden by neighborhood if the CPP is implemented and consumers economize

on their consumption based on the estimated long-term behavioral responses.

Detailed state maps are provided for each of the four expenditure burdens.

County-level information by state can be accessed via an interactive map online at pacificresearch.org