Todd Stuart

We Energies Wants Rate Hikes in 2025, 2026

WPS does, too. That would make 8 straight years of rate hikes for We Energies.

What Will Happen To Wisconsin’s Shuttered Coal Plants?

Nearly half of Wisconsin's large coal power plants have closed in past two decades.

Controversial Power Line Bill Dies In Legislature

Opponents of 'Right of First Refusal' bill say it would have hiked utility rates.

Consumer Groups Urge Rejection of ROFR

MISO Tranche 2 announcement reinforces need to scrap multi-billion no bid legislation

Consumer Groups Urge Rejection of ROFR

Wisconsin’s Electric Rates Are Already Too High

Wisconsin Utilities Attempting To Balance Power Demand From New Data Centers With Renewables

Massive new data centers, like Microsoft's Mt. Pleasant project, will change how We Energies, others pursue renewable energy.

We Energies Wants Yet Another Rate Hike

Both consumer and business advocates castigate excess profits of utilities.

State’s Utilities Would Spend $2.2 Billion on Transmission Lines

Opponents cite costs for families, businesses, call for competitive bidding.

Bill Blocks Competition on Transmission Lines

Does bipartisan proposal insure access to reliable power or favor established state utilities?

Consumer Groups Applaud PSC Vote to Refinance $100 Million from Retired Power Plant

WE Energies Customers Want Cost Reduction

Pleasant Prairie plant’s closing should cut costs, says a consumers group and industrial customers.

Reform Needed To Lower Electric Rates

Rates are 32% higher than neighborhood states. Proposed bill addresses this.

The Remarkable Clout of We Energies

Year after year the company jacks up prices with bipartisan approval. Why?