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Proposed 30% Wyoming Electricity Rate Hike Could Lead To Higher Medical Bills - Vimarsana News

Proposed 30% Wyoming Electricity Rate Hike Could Lead To Higher Medical Bills

Memorial Hospital of Sweetwater County in Rock Springs didn’t for the Public Service Commission to approve Rocky Mountain Power’s 30% rate increase. It’s already factored into next year’s budget.

Quit blaming wind and solar for the high costs of coal and gas - Vimarsana News

Quit blaming wind and solar for the high costs of coal and gas

Renewable energy isn’t raising electric bills, it’s the volatile fossil fuels costs to operate power plants, Drake opines.

Even Adjusting For Inflation, Wyoming Education Costs Tripled Since The 1980s - Vimarsana News

Even Adjusting For Inflation, Wyoming Education Costs Tripled Since The 1980s

Taking inflation out of the equation, Wyoming’s operational costs for schools have more-than tripled in the last 40 years to spending nearly $1.6 billion annually on school operating costs. 

Public Service Commission fields skepticism on proposed Rocky Mountain Power rate hike during 3-hour meeting - Vimarsana News

Public Service Commission fields skepticism on proposed Rocky Mountain Power rate hike during 3-hour meeting

CASPER — The Public Service Commission sat quiet and cliff-faced as Rep. Art Washut shuffled up to the dais and turned on the microphone.

Public Service Commission fields skepticism on proposed Rocky Mountain Power rate hike during 3-hour meeting - Vimarsana News

Public Service Commission fields skepticism on proposed Rocky Mountain Power rate hike during 3-hour meeting

CASPER — The Public Service Commission sat quiet and cliff-faced as Rep. Art Washut shuffled up to the dais and turned on the microphone.