I feel like that table is at the wrong scale/isn't super useful (though the GPs scale is the same). For example with WA it lists the price as .0875, but for the

I feel like that table is at the wrong scale/isn't super useful (though the GPs scale is the same). For example with WA it lists the price as .0875, but for the majority (population) of the state it's ~.10/.11, and then for the rest (mostly eastern wa) it's like .04. I'm guessing if the GP did have a source it'd be "this specific county in CA is 5x more than these sets of counties that sell electricity to other counties to subsidize their users"