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In 1910, the average U.S. household electricity consumption was about 150 kilowatt-hours (kWh) per year. At that time, only a small percentage of homes were electrified, and electricity was primarily used for lighting. The widespread use of household appliances and the growth of the electric grid in subsequent decades significantly increased electricity consumption in American homes.

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