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Mark Jaffe

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Colorado Sun energy writer keeping on eye on the the sun, wind and what's below ground while hiking up peaks and skiing down slopes. Former Denver Postie
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Xcel rate hike may leave more people struggling to pay bills, even as the utility offers more aid to customers

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By Mark Jaffe
| KUNC-FM (Greeley, CO) Verified
Xcel Energy wants to raise a record $225 in million new revenues, in part by adding $6.15 a month to the average household electricity bill, an increase consumer advocates say more customers would struggle to pay. The warning signs, they say, are already there. “There is a trend of increasing disconnections for all customers,” according to a staff report to the Colorado Public Utilities Commission.
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Xcel rate hike may leave more people struggling to pay bills, even as the utility offers more aid to customers

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By Mark Jaffe
| The Colorado Sun Verified
Xcel Energy wants to raise a record $225 in million new revenues, in part by adding $6.15 a month to the average household bill, but consumer advocates say an increasing number of customers would struggle to pay it. The warning signs, they say, are already there. “There is a trend of increasing disconnections for all customers,” according to a staff report to the Colorado Public Utilities Commission.
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Regulators cut Colorado oil and gas firms’ fines to $2M after settlements

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By Mark Jaffe
| The Colorado Sun Verified
Six oil and gas operators will pay about $2 million in fines and contributions for public projects  for — unknowingly — filing falsified data for toxic substances at 344 Front Range drill sites. But at least one state regulator, as well as residents protesting the agreements, said the oil and gas companies were being let off the hook because the fines were too low.
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