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(KSL News) Power bills are going up in Utah.
The Public Service Commission has approved an increase in the rates Rocky Mountain Power can charge. For an average customer, that means about an extra $16 a year.
Rocky Mountain has another rate increase request, a much larger one, still pending.
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