A glimpse yet another facet of local inflation . . .
An average monthly winter bill for a residential customer is $92.66, while an average monthly summer bill is around $149.02. That’s an increase of nearly 61% — due in part to the higher rate the company charges for electricity in the summer.
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Evergy files for higher customer rates, first request request in five years (NASDAQ:EVRG)
Evergy (NASDAQ: EVRG) said Tuesday it filed a request with the Kansas Corporation Commission - its first in five years - to recover investments made to modernize and increase the reliability of the power grid.
Your Evergy bill may increase by 60% this summer. Here's why, and what to do about it
As temperatures rise in Kansas City, you may see your electricity bill start to rise as well. This is due to a combination of factors, including rate increases on electricity and higher energy usage as many of us switch on our air conditioners. Evergy's Missouri Metro division is the main electricity provider for Kansas City, Missouri.
Evergy could be increasing your monthly bill by nearly $15
David Nickel, Consumer Counsel for the Citizens' Utility Ratepayer Board, or CURB, says this rate increase request was expected. He hasn't read through the paperwork, but says CURB always advocates for the best rates for customers.
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