Seattle Weighs Electric Cooking for Homes and Factories
City Engineer Thomson argues Seattle could supply electricity for cooking at about 3 cents per kilowatt hour, enabling electric ranges for every family if consumption averages 12 hours daily or more. He notes plant capacity and timing limits, with daily revenues varying by usage.
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