Mississippi Power Rate Hike
The state Supreme Court has been asked to halt an emergency rate increase that regulators granted to Mississippi Power.
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The state Supreme Court has been asked to halt an emergency rate increase that regulators granted to Mississippi Power.
Mississippi Power customers can expect an 18 percent rate increase on their power bills next month.
Mississippi Power customers can expect to see a temporary rate increase within the next month.
Today, Mississippi Power tried its best to persuade the Harrison County Board of Supervisors to cut ties with other cities in their litigation against them.
One hundred and twenty days, or December 4th to be exact, is when you’re getting your Mississippi Power refund.
Today, the Mississippi Public Service Commission addressed two issues related to Mississippi Power.
The cost of Mississippi Power’s Kemper County plant is projected to go up another 9 million dollars, according to our media partner, the Sun Herald.
Mississippi Power Company says it prefers bill credits be the default option when refunding the 350 million dollars it must repay in money collected for its Kemper County power plant.
The company is asking for a replacement of the 18 percent rate increase the commission replaced earlier this week.
Whether it’s by a lump sum or credit on future bills, Mississippi Power customers will soon see over $350 million returned back to them in refunds.
Mississippi Power customers could see lower bills starting next month and refunds by November.
What originally started out as an estimated $2.2 billion for the Kemper Power plant is now costing $6.1 billion. To compensate for costs, Mississippi Power has increased its customer’s monthly rates. Now, the city of Biloxi and other small business owners are looking to hold Mississippi Power more accountable.
It’s good news for Mississippi Power customers. The Supreme Court has denied Mississippi Power’s motion to rehear a decision made earlier this year.
A credit rating agency is cutting its grade for Mississippi Power, saying there remain “elevated risks” of financial, regulatory and construction trouble at the $6.2 Billion Kemper County Power Plant.
Mississippi Power announced today that rates could increase to help pay for the Kemper Power Plant.
Wednesday, Moss Point 2nd graders enjoyed the beautiful weather while learning about the wildlife at one Coast national wildlife refuge, thanks to a sponsorship by Mississippi Power.
Mississippi Power customers say a possible rate increase is hard to swallow.
More women than ever are excelling in engineering, a field once dominated almost completely by men.
According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, 70% of child related electrical accidents occur at home, even with an adult present.
Hiller Park was once a premier hangout in Biloxi, but over the last few decades, years of neglect have begun to take their toll and people have been staying away.
Many around the Coast had the day off from work or school, but some spent their holiday giving back to the community in the spirit of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
An AT&T utility truck left the road, striking a power pole, creating a dangerous situation for first responders.
Power companies have been struggling to restore electricity to thousands of people in Mississippi.
Wednesday, both north and south bound lanes of Highway 49 were shut down for hours near O'Neal Road in Gulfport when a garbage truck, with its dumpster in the air, struck a power line strung across the highway.