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Minnesota Commission Investigates Affordability of Electric and Gas Utility Rates

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The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission has opened an investigation into the affordability of electric and natural gas utilities regulated by the state. Katie Sieben chairs the commission, which is gathering input from customers through informational sessions regarding utility costs. This investigation is designed to provide a broader look at energy affordability across Minnesota.

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Why it matters

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The Public Utilities Commission routinely considers rates and costs when determining utility rates. This investigation could lead to changes in how energy affordability is defined and measured within the state.

The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission approved a credit plan for Minnesota Power, a utility owned by Global Infrastructure Partners.

From mprnews.org

Who's involved

  • MinnesotaThe state where the investigation into utility rates is taking place.
  • Katie SiebenChair of the commission investigating the affordability of utility rates.
  • Minnesota Department of CommerceGovernment agency involved in the regulatory oversight of utilities and rates.
  • LoonEntity whose businesses might be affected by utility rate adjustments.

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