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Wisconsin Public Service: Profits kept too high as PSC approves electric rate hike

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Wisconsin Public Service customers' electricity costs will go up about 8.6% in January. The PSC missed a big opportunity to find additional savings when it failed to significantly reduce the utility's profit rate. The fixed charge for WPS customers will drop from $21 a month to $17.92 a month.

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Wisconsin Public Service: Profits kept too high as PSC approves electric rate hike

Electricity costs for customers of Wisconsin Public Service will increase in January after the state Public Service Commission approved a rate increase that kept the utility’s profit rate well above the national average. The PSC on Thursday voted to approve...

1 year ago·Madison, United States

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