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Building our community part 2: Creando nuestra comunidad parte 2

 

Sister Talk: Parents raising Children

 

WE Energies rates increase: make your comments and recommendations known.

   (adapted version)

By: Kaylee Staral

Posted at 10:47 PM, Oct 06, 2023

 

and last updated 10:47 PM, Oct 06, 2023

MILWAUKEE COUNTY — 

“Things have leveled out. The prices are much lower and now customers will have some relief,” Brendan Conway, a spokesperson for We Energies, said.

Conway added that now is the best time to make sure your furnace is running efficiently and to secure any windows. Those are things he said will also lower the heating bill. However, the utility is also proposing an increase to residential electricity costs in 2024. This would be the second rate filing in the past eight years, according to Conway.

The utility is requesting a 2.5% increase for electric rates, a 2.9% increase for Wisconsin Gas LLC natural gas rates, and a 4.5% increase for Wisconsin Electric Gas Operations natural gas rates. If approved, the standard residential electric customer would pay less than four more dollars a month starting in January, Conway said.

“It’s for clean energy. We’re bringing a lot of renewable energy online but those costs need to be covered,” Conway explained. “Some of those costs are being incurred right now, but we estimate over 20 years, customers will save over two billion dollars.”

The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin (PSCW) is reviewing the proposal and will make a decision before the end of 2023.

We Energies’ 2024 rate proposals will be open for discussion at two Wisconsin Public Service Commission public hearings.

Those are at 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. Monday at the Clinton-Rose Senior Center, 3045 N. King Drive. The hearings will also be livestreamed on Zoom.

Building safe, sustainable, and knowledgeable communities

 

Community Meeting: Building our safe, Connected, and self-sustaining Community

 

August 24, 2023

Dear Community Member,

We look forward to your attending this Saturday, August 26, 2023 Community planning and resolution session.  This is in part a continuation but also a new step in building our safe, connected, and self-sustaining community.

When: Saturday, August 26, 2023

Where:  3879 N. Port Washington Ave

Arrive: 9:45am  Start 10am

Target end time:  11:30am

Agenda:

1.  American Red Cross

2. Alderwoman Coggs or office rep (invited)

3. Filling out a city report to call for neighborhood services

4. Group Community activities, events, and improvement goals

5. Visit 5pna store, fill out membership applications and collection of dues.

6.  Input on your home internet needs.

7. NID update

See you there:

Contact Cecelia Collins 406-0855: alternative number 364-8677

5pnamil@gmail.com