Liberty Utilities

The filing says Liberty built its request for a rate increase on financial records that are full of errors, mainly due to a change in its billing system transition.

Liberty wanted to recoup $7.5 million related to development costs for the proposed fracked natural gas transmission pipeline project by temporarily increasing rates for customers. The utility pulled back from Granite Bridge in 2020.

Last fall, Liberty switched to a new digital billing system, resulting in snags that kept some ratepayers from receiving bills for months.

The company’s in the process of having its rates reevaluated, but they’re also proposing a temporary increase that would add about $100 per year for average customers.

Energy rates are set to double statewide starting next month, but there are simple, cost-effective ways to reduce your energy usage and save money.

Policy leaders are debating whether other state utilities should adopt the model.

It's likely other utilities will be forced to raise their prices, as natural gas prices are projected to increase.

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