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Kansas Gas Service briefs Senate committee on reliability, rates and energy-choice protections
Summary
Patrick Vogelsberg of Kansas Gas Service told the Kansas Senate Utilities Committee about the utility’s footprint, a 2024 rate-case settlement that raised revenues by $35 million, supply procurement practices after Winter Storm Uri, and safety and system-upgrade programs backed by state law and KCC oversight.
Patrick Vogelsberg, manager of government affairs for Kansas Gas Service, told the Kansas Senate Utilities Committee that the company has made system investments and worked with regulators to keep service safe, reliable and affordable.
Vogelsberg told the committee Kansas Gas Service serves about 648,000 customers across roughly 360 communities in Kansas and operates more than 13,000 miles of distribution pipeline. He described the 2024 rate-case process that led to a unanimous settlement and a net $35,000,000 revenue increase, which he said equates to about $4 a month for the average residential customer.
The presentation framed the…
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