Post and Courier July 2, 2021 By John McDermott Dominion Energy and a state agency have settled a contested case that clears the way for the company to increase its electricity rates in South Carolina — but by a far slimmer margin than it had requested last year. The deal, struck after six months of …
WLTX-TV July 2, 2021 Watch Video The utility company originally wanted to increase customer rates over 7% but agreed to reduce the hike to a little over 1%. By Julia Kauffman (WLTX) COLUMBIA, S.C. — Customers of Dominion Energy South Carolina no longer have to worry about a big hike in their electric bill; at …
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WLTX July 2, 2021 The settlement drops a proposed hike to 1.46% – or just under $2 on average. However, it still has to be approved by the SC Public Service Commission By Christopher Buchanan COLUMBIA, S.C. — A settlement has been reached between South Carolina state agencies and Dominion Energy that should mean a …
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Press Statement July 2, 2021 Contact: Frank Knapp 803-600-6874 fknapp@scsbc.org Today a settlement agreement was filed with the S.C. Public Service Commission regarding Dominion Energy South Carolina’s (DESC) 2020 application to raise electric rates. The agreement signed by DESC, SC Office of Regulatory Staff and 5 intervening parties was the result of nearly 6 months …
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