Commission approves Citizens Utility Board compensation in open meeting

January 23, 2025 | Public Service Commission, State Agencies, Executive, Wisconsin

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The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin convened on January 23, 2025, to address key agenda items, including the approval of intervener compensation for the Citizens Utility Board. The commission swiftly approved the minutes from the previous meeting without discussion, signaling a smooth start to the session.

A significant highlight was the unanimous approval of the Citizens Utility Board's request for $47,500 in intervener compensation related to multiple dockets. This decision underscores the commission's commitment to supporting public participation in regulatory processes. The board's involvement is crucial for ensuring that consumer interests are represented in utility matters.
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In addition to the compensation approval, the commission also moved to approve notices of investigation for several agenda items, furthering its regulatory responsibilities without any objections from the commissioners.

The meeting concluded efficiently, with the next session scheduled for February 12, 2025, at 10:30 AM. This gathering not only reflects the commission's ongoing work but also highlights the importance of stakeholder engagement in Wisconsin's utility regulation landscape.

Converted from PSC Commission Meeting 1/23/2025 meeting on January 23, 2025
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