“We notified customers in January when interim rates began (Jan. Under our proposal, the average residential customer’s bill will remain well below the national average. In fact, in 2019, our average residential customers’ bills in North Dakota were 27% below the national average, and this is our first base rate increase in six years. That means we’re strengthening the energy grid and enhancing the reliability of the service our customers count on while keeping bills low. Our rate proposal to the North Dakota Public Service Commission includes investments to deliver a better product for our customers, including investments in core systems, such as power plants, and the power lines and poles that deliver energy to customers. “At Xcel Energy, we work every day to provide the reliable energy that our customers depend on, delivering increasingly clean energy at an affordable price. Your News Leader will follow the case and keep you up to date on any progress. If the Public Service Commission denies it, Xcel customers should see some type of refund for the initial rate increase. The rate hike still needs to go before state regulators.
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