Why Colorado Springs utility bills will be going up this winter

COLORADO SPRINGS — Colorado Springs City Council voted on Tuesday, Sept. 27 to approve a proposed change in utility rates by Colorado Springs Utilities (CSU).

The proposed rates will take effect on Oct. 1 and will include a decrease in electric rates and an increase in natural gas rates. CSU said that the adjustments to rates will have an estimated increase of about $5 per month during the winter months (December-February). More information about the change, as well as payment assistance programs, can be found on CSU’s website.


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CSU said the change is due to the volatility in the fuel commodity market. CSU is a community-owned nonprofit, and changes in fuel costs are passed to the customers on a quarterly basis. This is the fourth adjustment in 2022.

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