At the time of the WPPI affiliation, the increase had been estimated to be around 5.5% I remember this because I had urged the school to adjust the budget for electric accordingly. It was held at zero increase.
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This is only the beginning. Once Wisconsin is required by 2015 to provide 10% renewable energy, look forward to more excuses and more profits. Electric providers are no different than the Big Oil everyone is so fed up with. You want electricity, so pay for it. " Go light a candle. "
ReplyDeleteThat's the great thing about America, large companies buy the laws, and you get to pay for them.
Man, democracy is a great thing.
I thought we joined some coop so the prices would be better. Ha, what a slap in the face. Ever heard of gradually raising rates each year instead of 13% all at once. Wake up....... Should have sold it years ago. I can see why the rates have to raise when a lot of the work is being farmed out so someone else does the work our employee's should be doing......
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