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Rocky Mountain Power announces new grants to support Utah, Wyoming and Idaho communities this spring
Even as COVID-19 vaccines roll out across the country, many communities are still facing challenges from the pandemic and the organizations that support them are still seeing unprecedented demand.
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Rocky Mountain Power seeks rate decrease for Wyoming customers
Rocky Mountain Power has requested the Wyoming Public Service Commission review and approve a decrease to customer bills totaling $15 million, or 2.4 percent. If approved, the average residential customer, using 660 kilowatt-hours per month, will see an annual decrease of approximately $16.