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APS asks for a 320 percent hike in solar fees

Rachel Leingang and Luige del Puerto//April 2, 2015//

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APS asks for a 320 percent hike in solar fees

APS asks for a 320 percent hike in solar fees

Rachel Leingang and Luige del Puerto//April 2, 2015//

Less than two years after the Arizona Corporation Commission approved a small monthly surcharge on residential solar, the state’s largest utility is asking energy regulators to impose a 320-percent increase...

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Tags: Residential Utility Consumer Office, Corporation Commission, Solar, solar fee, aps, Susan Bitter Smith

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