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CUB prepares to argue against ComEd rate hikes

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Oral arguments in the ComEd rate case (Docket 24-0181) are scheduled for 10 a.m. Tuesday, and the ICC’s final order in the case is expected Dec. 5. #cub #comed
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Consumer Advocates Attend Boilingbrook Public Forum to Speak out Against Illinois American Water’s $152 Million Rate-Hike Request

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Consumer Advocates Attend Boilingbrook Public Forum to Speak out Against Illinois American Water's $152 Million Rate-Hike Request (Boilingbrook, IL) - AARP Illinois and the...
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CUB Testimony Uncovers $50 Million in Overcharges in Illinois American Water’s Proposed Rate Hike

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Illinois American says the latest rate hike would increase average residential monthly water service bills by about $24 per month, while the average wastewater bill would increase by about $3 to $5 per month. #cub
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Consumer Advocates Urge State Regulators to Hold the Line on Gas Utilities, Following Report Showing Heating Bills Could Reach Catastrophic New Highs

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"This report shows that regulators must continue to apply that strict scrutiny to gas utilities statewide to avert the catastrophic fallout projected in the study.” #gasbill
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University Park, Citizen’s Utility Board Fight Against Aqua Water Rate Hike

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The rate-hike request was the latest bad news for Aqua customers. There have been several examples of serious service concerns... #aqua #water
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CUB Statement on $199 Million ComEd Rate-Hike Request

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This rate hike is reportedly the largest by ComEd in eight years, and it would increase the average residential customer's monthly bill by about $2.20 beginning Jan. 1, 2023. #comed

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