The utility company touts the credit as if it’s being magnanimous. Don’t be fooled. Entergy improperly took money from customers, was sued over it, and got a sweetheart deal in the settlement.
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Heads we win, tails you lose: How Entergy customers pay for the company’s mistakes
Entergy may have lost in court last week, but between an earlier settlement and regulatory rules about legal fees, the decision isn’t actually much of a “win” for customers.
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Federal court agrees Entergy Arkansas cannot recoup self-inflicted $150 million loss from customers
Entergy Arkansas’ improper accounting cost them about $150 million, and they wanted to pass that cost to customers. The public service commission and a federal court said no.
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Summit Utilities seeks state permission to raise consumer gas rates
If approved, the average customer will see a monthly bill increase of around $18.
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Arkansas outgrows its area codes, will add another
Boost your Arkansas ho count, new area code about to drop.
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Qualifications sparse for Sanders’ new corrections board appointee [UPDATED]
Whitney Gass aimed to keep her seat on the Board of Corrections. The governor appointed the safety director at Ouachita Baptist University instead.
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Why did Arkansas accept a deal with Entergy 15 months after rejecting the very same offer?
Regulators in Mississippi extracted more than twice the amount that Arkansas got in its settlement, despite the two states having similar claims.
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Expect lower gas bills this winter, Summit says
Freezing temperatures are already upon us, so here’s to hoping this winter will be a bit more financially manageable than last.
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Summit Utilities expensive billing found ‘just’ and ‘reasonable’
With the investigation in the rearview, disconnections and shutoffs will start again in September.
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Arkansas solar: working for all of us
But our state’s monopoly utilities are dead-set on wrecking this success story.