The Houston Chronicle published a story from L.M. Sixel headlined, "Texas electricity rates climbing higher than U.S. average"

In this case climbing "higher" means increasing faster, with Texas rates still below the national average

Sixel reports that residential electric rates rose 4.1% in the past two years, versus the national average increase of 0.3%, per EIA data

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