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Black Hills Energy proposes rate increases for electricity
Black Hills Energy has proposed an 8.8% increase to electric base rates in Colorado, which would raise average monthly residential bills by $10.90. The proposal includes a $38 million customer refund from prior renewable energy funds and aims to update rates more regularly to reduce financial impact. The company cites grid improvements and a shift to a flat-rate billing structure as key components of the plan.
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