The Citizens’ Utility Board (CUB) has highlighted that Nicor’s proposed rate increase still requires approval from regulators. Two judges have recommended that regulators cut the rate hike by about a third, but CUB argues that this reduction is insufficient.
Even under the approach recommended in this proposed order, Nicor would reap a $204 million rate hike.
Chilsen also noted that electricity prices are volatile right now, further stretching the pockets of consumers across Illinois.
A final decision from the Illinois Commerce Commission is expected by the end of the month.
The outcome of the regulatory decision will significantly impact Illinois consumers, who are already dealing with fluctuating electricity prices.
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