review panel weighs lower commodity charges while allowing small delivery-rate upticks in some years, depending on revised forecasts and GCVA timelines. These steps aim to balance maintenance costs, inflation pressures, and consumer bills while outlining timelines for billing conversions plus OM&A cost-control measures. Potential rate changes could be seen by SaskEnergy customers following the latest review.
The panel said that for a typical urban resident, if your bill for April 1, 2022 was $133 with taxes, then you should expect your bill for April 1, 2023 to be $147 with taxes.
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www.saskenergy.comSaskEnergy customers may see changes to their monthly bill following the latest recommendations from the province's rate review panel.
regina.ctvnews.caThe Year 1 rates were implemented on August 1, 2022. Given that the quarterly results filed during the initial process provided a significant improvement in SaskEnergy’s financial results for 2022-23, the Panel recommended at that time that the proposed delivery rate increases for Years 2 and 3 could not be considered until updated financial forecasts were provided in early 2023. The Panel also recommended that SaskEnergy file an application to reduce the commodity rate as soon as the Gas Cost...
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