Nebraska Approves New Natural Gas Rates for Black Hills Corporation

Reuters12-10
Nebraska Approves New <a href="https://laohu8.com/S/NGS">Natural Gas</a> Rates for Black Hills Corporation

Black Hills Corporation's natural gas utility subsidiary in Nebraska has received approval from the Nebraska Public Service Commission for new rates under a unanimous settlement agreement. The new rates, effective January 1, 2026, will generate approximately $23.9 million in new annual revenues and migrate $18.5 million in annual rider revenue to base rates, resulting in a total annual base rate revenue increase of $42.4 million. The approval also renews a five-year System Safety and Integrity Rider and introduces new insurance and manufactured gas plant trackers, along with a weather normalization pilot program. The new rates are based on a return on equity of 9.85% and a capitalization structure of 50.5% equity and 49.5% debt. The funding and approval pertain solely to Black Hills Corporation.

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