Rocky Mountain Power says its Wyoming customers will pay an extra $54M annually
Rocky Mountain Power customers will see a notable hike in their monthly electricity bills beginning in January, but far less than the 21.6% that the company wanted.
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Rocky Mountain Power customers will see a notable hike in their monthly electricity bills beginning in January, but far less than the 21.6% that the company wanted.
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Rocky Mountain Power customers will see a notable hike in their monthly electricity bills beginning in January, but far less than the 21.6% that the company wanted.
That's on top of the utility's $50.3 million temporary increase that could be adjusted up or down later this month. Still, the increase is notably less than what was initially proposed.
During one notable transgression in 2021, CISA said, “actors exfiltrated hundreds of documents related to the company’s products, relationships with other countries, and internal personnel and legal matters.”