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PUC decision expected on proposed Minnesota Power gas plant
At a meeting in Duluth on October 18, the state’s Public Utilities Commission (PUC) is expected to decide whether to grant Minnesota Power permission to construct a new gas power plant in Superior, Wisconsin, at a cost of approximately $350 million. It’s a public meeting; see details below on how to attend. Minnesota’s public utilities…
Energy Sucker or Energy Sipper? Learn More about Household Electronic Use
Consumers often ask us about the energy consumption of household electronics. Even though household electronics are a relatively small portion of your bill when compared to heating and cooling, that consumption can add up – even with the electronics are off. This article will inform you on your electronics consumption and highlight some opportunities for…
Apply Now for Help with Energy Bills
Energy Assistance Its that time of year again: cold weather is coming soon and so are heating bills. Are you struggling to keep up with your energy bills or expect to be? Homeowners and renters who meet income guidelines can apply for energy assistance. Energy Assistance is a grant that is paid directly to your…
Shifting Seasons: Fall Energy Tips
The shift of seasons is upon us. The State Fair is over and kids are back at school. Soon we’ll be turning the furnace instead of the air conditioner and closing windows instead of keeping them open. To help you keep bills reasonable during transition time as it starts to get colder, we’ve included some quick…
Welcome Joseph Pereira, CUB’s new Regulatory Director
CUB is very pleased to introduce Joseph Pereira, our new Regulatory Director. Joseph is taking on a new role in the organization, heading CUB’s advocacy for affordable, clean energy and consumer protection before the Public Utilities Commission. We’re thrilled to have Joseph’s talents on CUB’s team and to have the privilege of welcoming him back to his…