The deal still needs approval by the state Public Utilities Commission. If approved, the average Xcel residential customer would see a 2.7 percent rate increase -- or an additional $2.30 a month.
The delivery giant is boosting numbers at its St. Paul office.
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The Hopkins alum becomes the fourth Minnesotan to enter the draft process.
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Despite some disagreement, the governor isn't going to take the hotline down.
The state has received federal approval to cancel tests.
A nationwide warrant has been issued for his arrest.
You can also schedule an appointment to donate at numerous locations.
The popular Duluth event has been pushed back to 2021.
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Customers of Great River Energy will soon pay more for their electricity. The Associated Press reports that the company’s Board of Directors approved an average 4 percent increase for its 28 local power cooperatives. A typical residential customer can expect to pay an additional $2 to $3 a month.
The recommendation is 63 percent lower than Xcel Energy's original request. A spokeswoman told the Pioneer Press residential customers would see their monthly bill increase by about $2. If the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission agrees with the judge, customers would receive a refund of about $24.
The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission unanimously approved the rate increase, but it's actually less than half what the Minneapolis-based utility originally requested. The Star Tribune reports the average residential customer will get a $30 refund because they've already been paying a higher interim rate.
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