Utilities Rates https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Higher power bills loom this winter — even for households using less New Bill Would Force Data Centers to Pay Their Own Power Costs DAVAO Light and Power Co. (DLPC) customers will pay more for electricity after the utility raised its residential rate to P13.33 per kilowatt-hour for the Oct. 11 to Nov. 10, 2026, billing period, up 9 centavos from P13.24. FULL STORY: https://www.sunstar.com.ph Infrastructure improvements spark planned Moorhead utility rate hikes Wilmington residents speak out against proposed Delmarva Power rate hike Cincinnati residents push back on Duke Energy rate increase Colorado Springs Utilities Board moves $2 billion budget forward as rates set to rise in January Electricity bills force 1 in 5 Americans to cut grocery costs Electricity bills force 1 in 5 Americans to cut grocery costs Gas, groceries, electricity: Where prices stand as midterms approach Consumers Energy’s rate hike request comes days after $139M increase approved Electricity bills force 1 in 5 Americans to cut back on food, Consumer Reports finds Trump announces mandate forcing AI data centers to pay energy dividends to the local community — says excess energy should be given or sold back to prevent increases or even bring down costs Higher bills, greater risk of shutoff: Pa.’s largest electric company seeks new protections for customers who shop for suppliers Michigan residents fight potential $6.4bn datacenter bill: ‘That is insanity’ Americans consider cutting back on food, travel to pay for elec­tricity bills, Consumer Reports survey says US Electricity Prices Are ‘Skyrocketing,’ Says Kobeissi Letter as AI Boom Drives Demand, Marjorie Taylor Submit Your Energy Bill to CR’s Bill Decoder and Find Ways to Save Mayor Karen Bass announces relief for LADWP customers facing high bills: ‘pay whatever they can afford’ TXKToday.com: Hickey apologizes for vote on utility law as farmers tell lawmakers of thousands in added electric costs Electric rates to rise this winter in Pennsylvania as power demand outpaces supply, experts say BGE proposes $9 surcharge for Baltimore City residents – WBAL Spanberger pushes for 6-year rate-hike freeze if Dominion-Next Era merger approved Learn Why The Bull Case For Con Edison (ED) Could Change Following Bill Tax Disclosure Delmarva Power holds public hearing regarding rate increase Consumers eyes new natural gas rate hike days after $139.2M increase Karen Bass takes drastic action over LA customers’ skyrocketing utility bills Baltimore City’s conduit fee spike could add $9 per month to electric bills Map Shows Utility Bills in Each State as Rising Costs Become Midterm Weapon Electric bills in the Pittsburgh region will rise again this winter – Pittsburgh Post Sparking Change: How to make clean heat cheaper and accelerate electrification News Skyrocketing LADWP bills becoming hot-button issue in L.A. mayoral race Old Dominion Power looking to raise rates by 23% for “necessary system enhancements” New Jersey residents sound off on Gov. Mikie Sherrill’s efforts to lower utility costs Maryland Commission Schedules Public Hearings on BGE Rate Request Tarentum electric customers likely facing 5% hike in bill next year Data centers are unlikely to raise home utility rates | PennLive letters NRDC Assessment of BAAJA, the 2026 Permitting and Transmission Bill Governor wants in on rate case against PPL to change utility’s approach to data center service – The Tribune A Bad Combination Negros Power’s average residential electricity rate edged up to PHP 14.2691 per kilowatt-hour in October 2026, only PHP 0.0204 per kWh higher than the September rate of PHP 14.2487 per kWh despite a sharp increase in electricity prices in the Wholesale Con Edison bills will soon show how much of your cash goes to NYC property taxes Norwalk Energy Plans from 13.57¢ (October 18) Xcel Energy proposes freezing electric rates for 2 years What best serves electric consumers? FirstEnergy’s case raises the question – Pittsburgh Post Fuel prices dominate midterm election discussions, but spiking utility bills may be the difference maker HEAP applications start Nov. 2 amid rising electric bills utilities rates News