Sentences with phrase «residential utility charges»

The Ministry is contemplating on government exempting academic facilities while administration blocks should remain subsidized and residential utility charges is shared.

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As of December 1, 2009, the Sacramento Municipal Utility District, for example, offered an off - peak discount of approximately 50 % off of the regular residential electricity rate for electricity used to charge electric vehicles.

The Cuomo administration estimates the Clean Energy Standard, chiefly its nuclear subsidies, will add an average of $ 2 to residential electric bills, although the Empire Center calculated the standard would hike the average residential bill by more than $ 2.09 in 2018 and by $ 3.40 in 2021 from added supply costs alone; compliance with the standard will necessitate major changes to the electrical grid, which will separately drive up customer delivery charges as utilities are forced to accommodate intermittent generation from solar panels and wind turbines.

In the first quarter of 2016, six U.S. utilities filed with regulators to add residential demand charges, and 22 considered or enacted net metering changes.

Most public utilities commissions and other regulatory bodies have rejected residential demand charges out of hand as being too confusing for consumers.

Residential customers did get a 20 percent rate cut under the deregulation act, which saved customers of ComEd, Exelon's grid - utility arm, $ 4.27 billion dollars from 1998 to 2006, while ComEd recouped just $ 1.2 billion in transition charges.

California's three big utilities are shifting to time - of - use rates for residential customers — meaning ratepayers will be charged more for electricity when it is more valuable.

Ultimately, the ACC's accepted a compromise struck between the solar industry and the Residential Utility Consumers Office (RUCO) to charge solar system owners a much smaller fee per month.

Utilities would not be able to charge the average residential customer more than $ 2 per month to recover costs.

If your utility has demand charges for residential customers, you'll be charged a fee that changes depending on how much electricity you use.

Utilities in Arizona and Illinois, among others, are evaluating residential demand charges.

«Some say the rate - based infrastructure buildout will be too expensive for utility customers, but PG&E's estimate for 25,000 level two charging stations and 100 DC fast chargers was only $ 0.70 per month to the average residential customer,» Hauser said.

Arizona regulators reject utility - owned residential solar proposal, Exelon seeks funding for struggling nuclear plants, Kansas opens docket to study value of EV charging, and more.

In a recent news release, Exelon said, «To ensure the equitable sharing of grid costs, utilities would recover residential delivery costs through a combination of charges, including a demand charge...» In other words, Exelon is hoping to charge customers who install distributed rooftop solar.

Utilities across the country also continue to propose substantial increases in residential fixed customer charges.

States with pending utility proposals for new residential demand charges as of 2015 include Arizona, California, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas.

The Rental Fairness Act includes: no rent increases for any residential rental unit to exceed the provincially legislated annual maximum of 1.5 per cent for 2017, enables a standard lease to help both tenants and landlords know their rights and responsibilities, while reducing the number of disputes, protects tenants from eviction due to abuse of the «landlord's own use» provision, ensures landlords can't pursue former tenants for unauthorized charges, prohibits above - guideline rent increases in buildings where elevator maintenance orders have not been addressed and removes above - guideline rent increases for utilities, to protect tenants from carbon costs and encourage landlords to make their buildings more energy efficient.