Rocky Mountain Power Rate Increase Information Session

Rocky Mountain Power recently filed an annual Energy Cost Adjustment Mechanism request in Wyoming that would result in an average 12.3% customer bill increase. A typical residential customer using 700 kilowatt-hours per month would see an increase of around $12 per month on their electricity bill.

Separately, certain federal tax benefits that have been passed to customers are ending, meaning rates will be impacted by 4.2% in July when the tax credit will have been fully returned to customers and thus exhausted.

In total, Wyoming customers may experience a 16.5% rate increase this year.

Rocky Mountain Power will host information sessions to discuss our Wyoming rate proposal and industry financial pressures, share energy efficiency and cost-saving resources, and answer questions directly from our customers.