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Proposed settlement with Northwest Natural Gas reached with UTC staff By Rita R. Robison on July 27, 2021 at 4:44 PM
The staff of the Washington State Utilities and Transportation Commission announced a multi-party agreement Tuesday to settle a request from Northwest Natural Gas to increase natural gas rates in Washington.
The three-member commission, which isn’t bound by the agreement, will make a final decision on the utility’s revenue-increase request this fall.
A virtual public hearing is scheduled Aug. 19 for customers to comment on the agreements.
The multi-year settlement calls for new rates to begin this year on Nov. 1, then increase again on Nov. 1, 2022.
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The Washington State Utilities and Transportation Commission extended protections for electric and natural gas customers struggling to pay their bills due to the ongoing economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.
State regulators recently extended an order previously set to expire on April 30 preventing investor-owned energy utilities from disconnecting customers for nonpayment through July 31. Utilities will also continue to waive late fees and deposits through Jan. 27, 2022.
The order allows utilities to begin sending notices to customers in June, reminding them that disconnections will resume, and supplying information about payment options and customer assistance programs.
In the order, the commissioners said, “ The pandemic continues, and efforts to combat it are evolving. The commission is committed to remaining flexible when addressing the changing circumstances in these challenging times. … We remain committed to addressing equit
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The Washington State Utilities and Transportation Commission extended protections for electric and natural gas customers struggling to pay their bills due to the ongoing economic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.
State regulators recently extended an order previously set to expire on April 30 preventing investor-owned energy utilities from disconnecting customers for nonpayment through July 31. Utilities will also continue to waive late fees and deposits through Jan. 27, 2022.
The order allows utilities to begin sending notices to customers in June, reminding them that disconnections will resume, and supplying information about payment options and customer assistance programs.
In the order, the commissioners said, “ The pandemic continues, and efforts to combat it are evolving. The commission is committed to remaining flexible when addressing the changing circumstances in these challenging times. … We remain committed to