Solar customers with Colorado Springs Utilities could see their monthly bills increase by $50, potentially matching what non-solar customers pay, under a proposed rate change that has left many questioning their investment in renewable energy.
Art Wickberg first installed solar panels at his home in 2012, believing it would be a smart long-term economic decision. Now he’s among just over 9,000 Springs residents utilizing solar power who feel their choice has been made obsolete.
“We’re actually a small percentage that’s trying to help the community and save a little money,” Wickberg said…