Kim Riley

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Published on June 17, 2025 by Kim Riley The Maine Public Utilities Commission (PUC) said June 13 it has approved increased electric rates for customers of Central Maine Power Company (CMP), which seeks higher rates to cover higher costs. “These rate changes reflect our statutory obligations and are primarily driven by costs that have already been incurred or approved, including those that support the state’s energy and climate policy goals,” Maine PUC Chairman Philip L. Bartlett II said.

1 week ago | dailyenergyinsider.com | Kim Riley

Published on June 17, 2025 by Kim Riley Phoenix-based Arizona Public Service (APS) filed an application June 13 with the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) to update its rates to cover ongoing operations and to support the state’s growth and future energy demands. “Reliability isn’t optional — it’s essential, especially in Arizona,” said Ted Geisler, APS president and CEO.

1 week ago | dailyenergyinsider.com | Kim Riley

Published on June 17, 2025 by Kim Riley Federal energy efficiency tax policies that are creating jobs and increasing America’s energy supplies would be phased out or repealed in new language included in a sweeping legislative proposal released Monday by the U.S. Senate Finance Committee.

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Published on June 11, 2025 by Kim Riley Consumers Energy, Michigan’s largest energy provider, reported Monday that its underground power line pilot program is a success, with initial data showing that areas included in the nine-mile pilot experienced fewer outages and improved overall system reliability compared to overhead-line service areas. “We are seeing clear, measurable benefits from this pilot program,” said Chris Laird, Consumers Energy’s vice president of electric operations.

2 weeks ago | dailyenergyinsider.com | Kim Riley

Published on June 11, 2025 by Kim Riley Avista Corp. said Monday it reached a settlement agreement in its electric and natural gas general rate cases and has submitted it to Idaho regulators for approval. “This settlement agreement will provide new rates in Idaho that are fair and reasonable for our customers, the company, and our shareholders,” said Avista President and CEO Heather Rosentrater.