Here "... After five years of rate increases, the typical residential customer would see a $6 to $12 increase to their monthly bill. The price of inaction would be much higher than this.”
"... the DWP is expected to replace 70 percent of its power sources over the next 15 years “to meet state mandates, fight climate change and fund the energy efficiency programs that enable customers to lower their bills even as rates rise.”
Ratepayer advocate says it is fair. Scaling it over 5 years good. Oversight needed to continue to make bills more transparent and reforms continuing. More analysis to come from others most likely.
"... the DWP is expected to replace 70 percent of its power sources over the next 15 years “to meet state mandates, fight climate change and fund the energy efficiency programs that enable customers to lower their bills even as rates rise.”
Ratepayer advocate says it is fair. Scaling it over 5 years good. Oversight needed to continue to make bills more transparent and reforms continuing. More analysis to come from others most likely.
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