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CPS Energy board approves rate increase; council to vote Thursday - Vimarsana News

CPS Energy board approves rate increase; council to vote Thursday

The board voted 5-0 to approve the proposed increase of 4.25% to the base rates, raising the average customer’s monthly bill by $4.45. The city-owned utility still needs the approval of the San Antonio City Council, which meets on Dec. 7.

Source: ksat.com
How Rochester's push for public power points to larger outcry over NY utility woes - Vimarsana News

How Rochester's push for public power points to larger outcry over NY utility woes

Metro Justice, a grassroots organization in Rochester, is pushing to make RG&E a public utility. The fight represents a larger NY utilities problem.

Source: yahoo.com
California regulators approve PG&E rate hike for next year. Here's what you'll likely pay - Vimarsana News

California regulators approve PG&E rate hike for next year. Here's what you'll likely pay

PG&E is looking to finance wildfire hardening of its electric infrastructure.

Source: yahoo.com
AG wants greater relief for PSO customers - Vimarsana News

AG wants greater relief for PSO customers

Attorney General Gentner Drummond filed two motions today with the Corporation Commission disputing an earlier statement from one of Oklahoma's largest utility providers, Public Service of Oklahoma, that suggested residential

CPS Energy to propose 2nd rate hike in 2 years Wednesday - Vimarsana News

CPS Energy to propose 2nd rate hike in 2 years Wednesday

The city-owned gas and electric utility will request an increase of its gas and electric base rates by 4.25% from both the CPS Energy Board of Trustees and San Antonio City Council on Nov. 8 - a move it says would raise many customers’ bills by less than $5.

Source: ksat.com