Wisconsin Public Service seeks 15% residential rate increase

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Wisconsin Public Service is seeking approval for a 15% rate increase for residential customers over two years.

Wisconsin Public Service (WPS) is seeking approval from state regulators for a 15% rate increase for residential customers spread across the next two years. The utility's proposal will be considered at a public hearing on Tuesday at Neville, where the Public Service Commission will hear input from the public on the request.

Wisconsin Public Service seeks 15% residential rate increase — Image: WSAW

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WPS proposes 15% rate increase over two years; PSC hears public inputWisconsin Public Service (WPS) is seeking approval from state regulators for a 15% rate increase for residential customers spread across the next two years.WSAW · 30 Sept, 16:39
WPS Proposes 15% Rate Increase Over Two Years; PSC Hears Public InputWisconsin Public Service (WPS) is seeking approval from state regulators for a 15% rate increase for residential customers spread across the next two years.WBAY · 30 Sept, 01:26
WPS proposes 15% rate increase over two years; PSC hears public inputThe utility wants to raise residential rates 15% over two years.WSAW · 30 Sept, 00:08
WPS proposes 15% rate increase over two years; PSC hears public inputThe utility wants to raise residential rates 15% over two years.WBAY · 29 Sept, 23:27
Public hearing on WPS rate hike request Tuesday at NevilleThe utility wants to raise residential rates 15% over two years.WSAW · 29 Sept, 15:01
Public hearing on WPS rate hike request TuesdayThe utility wants to raise residential rates 15% over two years.WSAW · 29 Sept, 15:01
Public hearing on WPS rate hike request Tuesday at NevilleThe utility wants to raise residential rates 15% over two years.WBAY · 29 Sept, 12:40

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