‘I spend less, that’s all that matters’: life in the world’s most electrified countries

The Guardian runs a first-person feature in which three people in Norway, Rwanda and China describe daily life in highly electrified countries, framed by a UN climate summit push to raise electricity's share of energy use. The voices are clearly attributed, the figures are given with their context, and the piece notes real downsides such as Norway's exposure to gas prices and rising demand. Nothing in it misleads the reader.