Utilities Seeks Council Approval For Rate Hikes

Hawaiian Electric seeks approval for wildfire safety work - West Hawaii Today

Typical residential customers of the state’s largest utility could see their monthly bill rise between $1 and $5.50 to cover costs of an expanded three-year wildfire safety plan.

Utilities Seeks Council Approval For Rate Hikes

COUNTY News: The Los Alamos Department of Public Utilities (DPU) is proposing two rate changes, for electric and sewer services, and a future rate restructuring that would allow DPU to implement Time-of-Use billing for electric service. The rate ordinances were introduced to the Los Alamos Board of Public Utilities (BPU) at its regular monthly meeting March 19 and to the Los Alamos County Council May 6. After a public hearing, BPU members approv…

In Pre-Election Gimmick, New Jersey Utilities To Delay Electric Rate Hike

Utility customers will still be responsible to pay the full amount, just over a longer period of time

Council puts next year’s rates out for public consultation

The City of Karratha has put next year’s rates out for public consultation, with the average residential bill set to be $2530, with a minimum of $1750.