KCP&L Negotiates $59M Rate Increase In Kansas
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Kansas City Power & Light has negotiated a $59 million rate increase for its more than 205,000 Kansas customers.
The 14.4 percent increase would raise the average residential customer's electric bill by $10.36 per month. The money will go to pay for environmental upgrades at the utility's Iatan 1 coal-fired plant and construction of the new Iatan 2 power plant.
The Kansas Corporation Commission must still approve the agreement, which KCP&L reached with commission staff, the Citizens' Utility Ratepayer Board and Kansas Electric Power Cooperative Inc. KCP&L requested for the change to go into effect Aug. 1. ...
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