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The Wyoming Public Service Commission is weeding through 400 exhibits, seven days of testimony and 8,000-some comments from an irate public on Rocky Mountain Power’s proposed 30% rate hike.
(The Center Square) – A new report from the North Carolina Chamber grades lawmakers based on how they voted on bills consequential to the business community during the recent long
OCC contends that FirstEnergy is already highly profitable and shouldn’t need more of the ratepayers money.
For six weeks early this year, federal prosecutors put on a mountain of evidence in a Cincinnati courtroom about how FirstEnergy spent more than $60 million helping Larry Householder bribe and bully through a $1.3 billion utility bailout that benefitted that company far more than any other utility. Now it’s asking for almost the same amount without going through the most rigorous regulatory scrutiny.
The electric utility is seeking the increase as part of its “electric security plan” — a package of investments aimed at improving reliability and efficiency.