Carbon Power and Light (CP&L) finished its Cost of Service (COS) Study, which showed the need for an overall increase in rates of 5.21 percent.
General manager of Carbon Power and Light Chuck Larsen in a press release said about 3.61 percent of the rate increase will be allocated accordingly to each of Carbon Power and Light’s rate classes.
“Each of Carbon’s rate classes will experience a different percentage of increase based on that rate classes’ respective impact on Carbon’s operational revenue requirements determined in the COS,” Larsen said.
According to the press release, CP&L did increa...
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