Rate Proposal News Today

The average residential customer would pay about $17 more for electricity in 2026 under a new rate proposal filed with the Public Service Commission.

Pacific Power has released its customer rate proposal for 2025, and it could mean that Oregonians will pay significantly more for their electricity next January.

We Energies' proposed electric, gas rate hikes would be structured like this years, with residential customers' increases that of big businesses.

The bulk of the requested increase -- 12% -- was for the multi-peril insurance that is the most basic component of homeowners’ policies.

Regulators have ordered Citizens Property Insurance Corp., backed by the state, to reduce proposed rate hikes for homeowners. This is due to a 12% increase proposal for homeowners with the most common policies.

Water rates would go up significantly under a plan proposed to Calaveras County Water District customers.

The Tuolumne Utilities District will hold a special meeting on Wednesday where the public can weigh in on plans to raise water rates effective August 1st.

With a 4-1 vote, the Tuolumne Utilities District board voted to send a legally required Proposition 218 notice to ratepayers noting an intent to increase water

Tuolumne Utilities District water customers could see rates increase this coming summer.

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