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Dominion Virginia Power customers can expect to see a slight increase on their next bill.
Posted by:
VA Power
()
Date: April 01, 2012 10:41AM
Dominion rate adjustment takes effect
Saturday - 3/31/2012, 9:33am ET
http://www.wtop.com/?nid=120&sid=2217835
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Dominion Virginia Power customers can expect to see a slight increase on their next bill.
The utility says an annual rate adjustment to pay for power-plant financing costs kicks in April 1. The typical bill for customers using 1,000 kilowatt-hours will increase by 43 cents, to $109.90. That's less than a 1 percent increase.
Most of the increase is attributed to the Warren County Power Station, a 1,300-megawatt natural gas-fired plant that was approved this year by the State Corporation Commission and is projected to start operating by late 2014.
Saturday - 3/31/2012, 9:33am ET
http://www.wtop.com/?nid=120&sid=2217835
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Dominion Virginia Power customers can expect to see a slight increase on their next bill.
The utility says an annual rate adjustment to pay for power-plant financing costs kicks in April 1. The typical bill for customers using 1,000 kilowatt-hours will increase by 43 cents, to $109.90. That's less than a 1 percent increase.
Most of the increase is attributed to the Warren County Power Station, a 1,300-megawatt natural gas-fired plant that was approved this year by the State Corporation Commission and is projected to start operating by late 2014.
Re: Dominion Virginia Power customers can expect to see a slight increase on their next bill.
Posted by:
Gimme A Break
()
Date: April 02, 2012 09:11AM
VA Power Wrote:
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> Dominion rate adjustment takes effect
> Saturday - 3/31/2012, 9:33am ET
> http://www.wtop.com/?nid=120&sid=2217835
>
> RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Dominion Virginia Power
> customers can expect to see a slight increase on
> their next bill.
>
> The utility says an annual rate adjustment to pay
> for power-plant financing costs kicks in April 1.
> The typical bill for customers using 1,000
> kilowatt-hours will increase by 43 cents, to
> $109.90. That's less than a 1 percent increase.
>
> Most of the increase is attributed to the Warren
> County Power Station, a 1,300-megawatt natural
> gas-fired plant that was approved this year by the
> State Corporation Commission and is projected to
> start operating by late 2014.
Starts operating in 2014, but we get to start paying for it now? Wow, I'm excited!
I'd love to hear more about opportunities to pay for something I can't use.
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> Dominion rate adjustment takes effect
> Saturday - 3/31/2012, 9:33am ET
> http://www.wtop.com/?nid=120&sid=2217835
>
> RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Dominion Virginia Power
> customers can expect to see a slight increase on
> their next bill.
>
> The utility says an annual rate adjustment to pay
> for power-plant financing costs kicks in April 1.
> The typical bill for customers using 1,000
> kilowatt-hours will increase by 43 cents, to
> $109.90. That's less than a 1 percent increase.
>
> Most of the increase is attributed to the Warren
> County Power Station, a 1,300-megawatt natural
> gas-fired plant that was approved this year by the
> State Corporation Commission and is projected to
> start operating by late 2014.
Starts operating in 2014, but we get to start paying for it now? Wow, I'm excited!
I'd love to hear more about opportunities to pay for something I can't use.
Re: Dominion Virginia Power customers can expect to see a slight increase on their next bill.
Posted by:
becuz
()
Date: April 02, 2012 10:51AM
They didn't have an excuse ie cold weather snow to lie about high bills, thus this. There will be more :(
Re: Dominion Virginia Power customers can expect to see a slight increase on their next bill.
Posted by:
Bill.N.
()
Date: April 02, 2012 03:13PM
Gimme A Break Wrote:
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> Starts operating in 2014, but we get to start
> paying for it now? Wow, I'm excited!
>
> I'd love to hear more about opportunities to pay
> for something I can't use.
This is not something new. In the past Virginia has approved rate increases based on current costs of constructing facilities that would come on line in the future.
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> Starts operating in 2014, but we get to start
> paying for it now? Wow, I'm excited!
>
> I'd love to hear more about opportunities to pay
> for something I can't use.
This is not something new. In the past Virginia has approved rate increases based on current costs of constructing facilities that would come on line in the future.
Re: Dominion Virginia Power customers can expect to see a slight increase on their next bill.
Posted by:
dumbsumb
()
Date: April 02, 2012 03:31PM
becuz Wrote:
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> They didn't have an excuse ie cold weather snow to
> lie about high bills, thus this. There will be
> more :(
Most people heat their homes with GAS!....Don't forget last summer was the hottest in like forever
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> They didn't have an excuse ie cold weather snow to
> lie about high bills, thus this. There will be
> more :(
Most people heat their homes with GAS!....Don't forget last summer was the hottest in like forever
Re: Dominion Virginia Power customers can expect to see a slight increase on their next bill.
Posted by:
lotta D stock
()
Date: April 02, 2012 03:42PM
What? Adversely impact dividends in order to finance power plant construction?
No, no, no, that's what the little people are for. Pay your bill and shut up.
No, no, no, that's what the little people are for. Pay your bill and shut up.
Re: Dominion Virginia Power customers can expect to see a slight increase on their next bill.
Posted by:
mark j
()
Date: April 02, 2012 08:23PM
What is your problem???
OBAMA SAID, "UTILITIES (ELECTRIC) WILL UNNECESSARILY SKYROCKET>."
you already knew this was going to happen...if you voted for the Marxist Messiah, stop bitching...
this is your fault
OBAMA SAID, "UTILITIES (ELECTRIC) WILL UNNECESSARILY SKYROCKET>."
you already knew this was going to happen...if you voted for the Marxist Messiah, stop bitching...
this is your fault
Re: Dominion Virginia Power customers can expect to see a slight increase on their next bill.
Posted by:
power consumer
()
Date: April 02, 2012 08:31PM
VA Power Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Dominion rate adjustment takes effect
> Saturday - 3/31/2012, 9:33am ET
> http://www.wtop.com/?nid=120&sid=2217835
>
> RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Dominion Virginia Power
> customers can expect to see a slight increase on
> their next bill.
>
> The utility says an annual rate adjustment to pay
> for power-plant financing costs kicks in April 1.
> The typical bill for customers using 1,000
> kilowatt-hours will increase by 43 cents, to
> $109.90. That's less than a 1 percent increase.
>
> Most of the increase is attributed to the Warren
> County Power Station, a 1,300-megawatt natural
> gas-fired plant that was approved this year by the
> State Corporation Commission and is projected to
> start operating by late 2014.
We are lucky to have Virginia Power, we pay below the national average for our power.
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> Dominion rate adjustment takes effect
> Saturday - 3/31/2012, 9:33am ET
> http://www.wtop.com/?nid=120&sid=2217835
>
> RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Dominion Virginia Power
> customers can expect to see a slight increase on
> their next bill.
>
> The utility says an annual rate adjustment to pay
> for power-plant financing costs kicks in April 1.
> The typical bill for customers using 1,000
> kilowatt-hours will increase by 43 cents, to
> $109.90. That's less than a 1 percent increase.
>
> Most of the increase is attributed to the Warren
> County Power Station, a 1,300-megawatt natural
> gas-fired plant that was approved this year by the
> State Corporation Commission and is projected to
> start operating by late 2014.
We are lucky to have Virginia Power, we pay below the national average for our power.