Change in Electricity Consumption

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This is an amazing chart, via Amy Harder at Axios:

Driving the news: Those inferences are from new power data tracked by analytics company Innowatts. Since electricity consumption directly correlates to human activity, it offers a window into how businesses are faring as much of the country is locked down.

How it works: The chart shows the percentage change between the first full work week of March to the last full work week of March.

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Where coronavirus is fueling more and less energy use (Axios)

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