As storms continued to impact much of Mid-Missouri on Tuesday night, power outages continued to climb. In Columbia at 8 p.m., ...

As rainfall continues to pour through the area this weekend, hundreds are without power in the southwest Missouri area.

Bills for customers of private electric utilities — most notably ComEd and Ameren — will go up in June. The increase was determined at two recent capacity auctions, which are how grid operators set ...

Retail price adjustments approved by the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission for most electric distribution utilities effective December 2024 led to higher bills for many customers across the state ...

That number includes communities within Crawford and Labette Counties. In southwest Missouri, as of 7:30 a.m. on Tuesday, there are 475 customers without power, which includes Barton, Jasper, Newton, ...

The map showed 425 Central Missouri Electric customers without power in Pettis County. That county’s emergency management agency said in a social media post that its tornado shelters are open.

NWS:Four tornadoes struck West Michigan While municipal utilities use similar infrastructure to other electric utilities, including hydro, coal, and natural gas, the biggest difference lies in ...

At 10 p.m. the Association of Missouri Electric Cooperatives outage map showed Benton County faced the most power outages with 4,651 customers without power. Hundreds of customers across various ...

Both bills affect other regulated utilities, including Tucson Electric Power, public power providers like Salt River Project and smaller co-ops. They signed on in support and lobbied for the measures.

(KFVS) - Severe storms caused power outages to parts of the Heartland on Friday, May 16. The National Weather Service says preliminary surveys showed seven tornadoes touched down in the Heartland.

Daniel Foelber (Southern Company): The utilities sector is up 5.6% year to date compared to a 3.7% decline in the S&P 500 at the time of this writing. Regulated electric utilities like Southern ...