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Pueblo council members postpone resolution encouraging voters to vote 'YES' on Black Hills Energy ballot item

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PUEBLO, Colo. (KRDO) - City council members postponed a vote on whether to endorse the Black Hills Energy (BHE) off-ramp option, coming up in August. Pueblo voters themselves will be asked to weigh in through an upcoming special election. According to the city's current agreement with BHE, terminating the agreement requires a public vote. However, many have argued that the city doesn't have the capital needed to take control of electric services…

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Pueblo council members postpone resolution encouraging voters to vote 'YES' on Black Hills Energy ballot item

PUEBLO, Colo. (KRDO) - City council members postponed a vote on whether to endorse the Black Hills Energy (BHE) off-ramp option, coming up in August. Pueblo voters themselves will be asked to weigh in through an upcoming special election. According to the city's current agreement with BHE, terminating the agreement requires a public vote. However, many have argued that the city doesn't have the capital needed to take control of electric services…

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Black Hills Energy: Utility takeover will cost more

(PUEBLO, Colo.) — Black Hills Energy is releasing a study claiming that a government utility takeover of the electric distribution system in the City of Pueblo would cost citizens an initial $1 billion and raise utility bills. Black Hills Energy released a preliminary feasibility study from The Brattle Group, "an independent consulting and advisory firm focused on answering complex economic, finance, and regulatory questions for corporations, la…

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