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It's one of the largest rate cases the Commission has dealt with recently.
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It's money being returned to customers from a production tax credit on nuclear energy
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That plant in Minnesota scheduled to shut down by 2030.
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Xcel had asked for a 9.4 percent increase
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The plans include a North Dakota "peaking plant."
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Xcel's goal is 100 percent carbon free by 2050.
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Xcel is installing "smart meters" on its system.
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The increase is on the base rate charged to deliver the gas.
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If approved, the customer will see the monthly charge go from $18.50 to $22.50