Electric truck sales, soaring?
The news is all about rising diesel prices. Consider that 90% of what we consume is transported, and 90% of what is transported is moved by diesel. You will get a picture of why inflation is increasing and likely to continue.
However, as the chart below shows, the price of diesel is up nearly 65% this year, while electricity is up about 8%.
If you are buying a truck, which would you want to fuel it with?
The answer is becoming increasingly electric.
Political tension and war may have accelerated the rise of diesel. The long-term effects are clear: it will continue.
This has implications. As the world shifts transportation fuel to electricity, the environmental, along with cost, impact will be greater.
Electricity can be produced more efficiently than using diesel in trucks and at a lower cost.
EV adoption will continue and could help reduce inflation and the environmental impacts of climate change.
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Realgy Energy Services Announces June–July 2026 Billing Adjustment
Realgy Energy Services is committed to keeping customers informed about their energy supply charges.
As part of our routine reconciliation process, Realgy has completed a true-up of energy settlement costs for certain Ameren and ComEd customers whose billing periods included June and July 2026.
The electricity supply rates originally used for these billing periods were based on the preliminary settlement costs available at the time of billing. Once the energy settlement process was completed and reconciled, the final settlement costs differed from the preliminary amounts previously reflected on certain customer bills.
As a result, Realgy is applying a one-time billing adjustment to reconcile the previously billed supply charges with the finalized energy settlement costs for the affected June–July 2026 period. Not all Realgy customers are impacted by this adjustment.
For impacted customers, the adjustment will appear as a separate line item on an upcoming bill labeled:
June–July26 True Up Adj
If the total adjustment is $200 or less, it will be applied in one billing cycle. If the total adjustment is more than $200, it will be divided across two billing cycles.
This adjustment applies only to the June–July 2026 billing period. It does not represent a change to a customer’s current Realgy energy supply service, current supply rate, or contract terms.
Customers with questions about this adjustment, the affected billing period, or the related settlement calculation are encouraged to contact Realgy Energy Services. Our team will be happy to provide additional information and relevant supporting documentation.
860-233-2270
support@realgy.com
