City of Tucson study says city-operated electricity could work, TEP study says it wouldn’t

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Tucson Electric Power is asking the Arizona Corporation Commission for about a 14% base rate increase, which would raise the average residential bill by up to $20 per month.

This proposed rate increase comes as the City of Tucson is exploring the possibility of a city-operated utility company.

“We already have a municipal utility in Tucson. It’s Tucson Water and we find that it’s very efficient. The bills are affordable,” Benjamin Mohler, a member of Tucson Democratic Socialists of America said…

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