Your electricity bill is climbing again, Denton residents. This is the second price hike in just four months, so expect your monthly costs to go up.
At a glance
Rising — being discussed more frequently. 3 mentions in the last 30 days, 1 the 60 before, 3 the 90 before that.
These changes will directly alter the monthly utility costs for all residents and businesses in Denton.
The city utility funds benefit from increased revenue to cover operational and capital costs.
Residents and businesses may see an increase in their monthly utility expenses.
The board is looking at changing rates for water, electric, and waste services, which will affect how much you pay on your monthly utility bill.
Texas city proposes utility hikes, online payment fee, and an $8.30 jump in average bills Yahoo
The city is reviewing how much we'll pay for water, electricity, and trash services next year. This will impact every household's monthly utility bill.
The board approved a rate hike for large commercial power users, but residential rates remain unchanged. This helps keep the city's power costs competitive while managing energy expenses.
The board reviewed and recommended changes to electric service rates, including energy cost adjustments and transmission cost recovery factors. These adjustments are expected to lead to a small decrease in customer bills.
The board discussed potential changes to how commercial electric accounts are billed, specifically concerning demand charges and how past billing errors are handled. The goal is to make the process fairer and more consistent with industry standards.
The city is addressing over- and underbilling issues for commercial electric customers. Proposed changes to billing adjustment rules aim to be more customer-friendly, particularly by limiting the look-back period for underbillings.
Rates are going up for Denton electric customers, just four months after the last hike Denton Record-Chronicle
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