Relief from energy bills unlikely as utilities request billions in rate hikes

Consumers face continued financial strain as utilities request over $18 billion in rate hikes for gas and electric bills in the first half of the year. The staggering $9.2 billion in proposed increases reported by PowerLines highlights a record-breaking second quarter. This surge in utility costs is a significant concern for households already grappling with inflation and other economic pressures, raising questions about affordability and potential government intervention to mitigate these hikes.

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