Wisconsin Public Service filed with the Public Service Commission of Wisconsin (PSCW) for a regulatory review that will set customer rates for electricity and natural gas for 2025 and 2026.
The focus of the filing is on three key priorities:
- Reducing customer outages.
- Building infrastructure to support jobs and economic growth in Wisconsin.
- Meeting new EPA rules.
The majority of the filing is to recover costs of renewable and state-of the-art, dispatchable generation the PSCW has already approved. These facilities will ensure reliability across the region. The request includes millions of dollars in savings from tax credits and fuel cost savings tied to new renewable energy facilities.
Requested impacts by rate class
Our filing now includes proposed impacts by rate class. These are subject to change based on approval by the PSCW. Electric
- Proposed WPS electric customer class impacts for 2025
- Proposed WPS electric customer class impacts for 2026
Natural gas
- Proposed WPS natural gas customer class impacts for 2025
- Proposed WPS natural gas customer class impacts for 2026
Supporting jobs and economic growth
Wisconsin’s economy is strong and remains a manufacturing powerhouse. The growth in the companies we serve is driving new investments in our infrastructure.
Next steps
The PSCW will conduct hearings on the WPS proposals and make a final decision later this year. New rates are expected to take effect in January 2025.