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Docket number: UG-200994
Editor’s note: This news release reflects the position of energy staff of the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission (UTC) and NOT the views of the three-member commission. It… Read more
Topic(s): Consumer, Energy
LACEY, Wash. – State regulators added protections for water utility customers experiencing financial hardships due to the pandemic. This comes following an update to Gov. Inslee’s statewide ratepayer assistance proclamation.
The commission ordered private water companies in… Read more
Topic(s): Consumer, Water
Docket number: U-200281
Gov. Inslee issues moratorium extension
LACEY, Wash. - State regulators extended protections for electric and natural gas utility customers experiencing financial hardships due to the pandemic, following an extension of Gov. Jay Inslee’s statewide ratepayer… Read more
Topic(s): Consumer, Energy
TUUSSO building three new solar facilities in Kittitas County
LACEY, Wash. - The Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council (EFSEC) approved the Initial Site Restoration Plan for the Columbia Solar energy project, allowing TUUSSO to start construction today on three new solar… Read more
Topic(s): Energy, General
Lacey, Wash. – The Energy Facility Site Evaluation Council completed its environmental review of the proposed Goose Prairie Solar Facility solar project in Yakima County.
EFSEC’s review found that the proposed project would not have a probable significant… Read more
Docket Numbers: UE-200900, UG-200901, and UE-200894
Customers invited to comment on Avista rate case
LACEY, Wash. – Avista customers will have the opportunity to provide comments to state regulators on the company’s proposed electric and natural… Read more
Topic(s): Consumer, Energy
Docket Number: UE-200980
The new rates will go into effect July 1
LACEY, Wash. - State regulators approved a multiparty settlement in Puget Sound Energy’s power cost rate case, slightly increasing customer rates.
The settlement, approved by… Read more
Topic(s): Consumer, Energy
Disconnection ban ends on July 31
LACEY, Wash. – Customers should take action now to get help with overdue utility bills, before the ban on disconnections expires on July 31.
To help struggling customers, the Utilities and Transportation… Read more
Topic(s): Consumer, Energy