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Xcel will reassess investments in Minnesota after regulators' rate hike de... https://www.startribune.com/minnesota-regulators-approve-9-percent-th... <br />BUSINESS <br />Xcel will reassess investments in <br />Minnesota after regulators' rate hike <br />decision <br />Regulators approved a 9%, three-year rate increase, much less than <br />Xcel had requested. The state's largest utility says it will ask for a <br />reconsideration of the decision. <br />By Mike Hughlett (https://www.startribune.com/mike-hughlett/6370445/) Star Tribune <br />JUNE 1, 2023 — 6:12PM <br />Xcel Energy said it will reconsider significant investments in Minnesota after state <br />regulators on Thursday approved a three-year rate increase that was much less than <br />what the the state's largest utility wanted. <br />The Minnesota Public Utility Commission (PUC) approved the $306 million — or 9% — <br />increase, which also was less than the state Department of Commerce and an <br />administrative law judge recommended. Xcel was most recently asking for $440 million <br />over three years. <br />Xcel "is still getting an increase in rates, and they need that to provide reliable and <br />efficient service," PUC Chair Katie Sieben said in an interview after the vote. "I wasn't <br />convinced they needed as big an increase as they were proposing. The commission struck <br />a good balance." <br />In a statement, Xcel said it was "extremely disappointed with the commission's decision, <br />which will limit our ability to continue to lead the clean energy transition for our <br />customers." <br />Xcel said it will ask the PUC to reconsider its rate decision. The PUC usually rejects such <br />reconsideration petitions, and petitioners then often take their beef to the Minnesota <br />Court of Appeals. <br />Xcel said that in the wake of the PUC's decision, it will re-evaluate its planned <br />investments in "a cleaner, more reliable system for our customers." <br />JASON WACHTER. ASSOCIATED PRESS <br />Xcel customers will see their bills increase, but <br />not as much as the utility wanted. <br />170 <br />1 of 3 6/2/2023, 12:04 PM <br />
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