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Ranked by what each would add to a typical monthly bill if approved as asked. Commissions usually approve less; here is how much less, measured. Cases without a published residential figure sit at the end. See what changed recently across every case we track.
Dates on the record. Comment deadlines are the ones you can act on.
This is a separate North Carolina case from Dominion's larger Virginia rate filings; it only affects Dominion customers in Dominion's small northeastern North Carolina service area.
If the commission approves the settlement as negotiated, a typical 1,000 kWh residential bill would rise about 6.53 dollars a month once new rates take effect; the case is not yet decided.
A North Carolina Utilities Commission ruling on this case is due by September 20, 2026; if it does not rule in time, Duke's full 18.1 percent original request takes effect instead of the smaller settlement figure.
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