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Duke Energy Ohio distribution rate case
Duke Energy Ohio, OH
+$8a month
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AES Ohio three-year rate plan, 2027-2029
AES Ohio, OH
This is a separate, newer AES Ohio rate request from the company's 2024 case; it proposes distribution charge increases stretching from 2027 through 2029, and PUCO staff has recommended cutting the company's ask by roughly a third.
+$7a month
Recent decisions
AEP Ohio distribution rate case
AEP Ohio, OH
-$1a month
Cleveland Electric Illuminating (FirstEnergy) distribution rate case
Cleveland Electric Illuminating, OH
FirstEnergy asked for a much bigger increase than PUCO approved; do not assume the 13.02 dollar figure the company originally cited is what actually landed on bills.
no figure yet
Ohio Edison (FirstEnergy) distribution rate case
Ohio Edison, OH
FirstEnergy asked for a much bigger increase than PUCO approved; do not assume the 2.99 dollar figure the company originally cited is what actually landed on bills.
no figure yet
Toledo Edison (FirstEnergy) distribution rate case
Toledo Edison, OH
FirstEnergy asked for a much bigger increase than PUCO approved; do not assume the 1.56 dollar figure the company originally cited is what actually landed on bills.
no figure yet
FirstEnergy Ohio settlement: bill credits from rider and political spending cases
Cleveland Electric Illuminating, OH
A typical residential customer using 1,000 kWh a month gets about 65.61 dollars in bill credits spread over three months from this settlement, separate from any base rate case.
no figure yet
AES Ohio distribution rate increase
AES Ohio, OH
+$12a month, est.
AEP Ohio's data center tariff
AEP Ohio, OH
This is a minimum bill requirement for very large new customers, not a rate change for homes, but it exists specifically to keep data center grid costs off residential bills.
no figure yet