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U.S. electricity bills from June through August will average $ 173 per month, about 3% more than the same period last year .
California , Oregon and Washington are forecast to see the sharpest jump in electricity rates, up 7% from a year ago .
Lower natural gas prices are likely to be offset by falling electricity prices across the country.
Residents in New York , Pennsylvania and Washington , D.C. , could see the biggest spike in bills.
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