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LOCAL Juneau Empire Street lights provided Juneau's electric utility the most money for each unit of energy in 2007, and cruise ships paid the least, according to public documents filed by Alaska Electric Light & Power Co.

Understanding how AEL&P charges for electricity

Seanna O'sullivan / The Associated Press

Saving power: Ric Robertson, 18, browses a darkened electronics section of Fred Meyer on April 24 in Juneau. In an effort to cut back on electric use during the energy crisis, the department store shut off half of its overhead and parking lot lights, lowered the heat and shut off most of its displays, according to director Don Bennett.

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