Enbridge Gas Utah seeks one-month interim infrastructure rate increase; Division backs interim approval
Enbridge Gas Utah asked the Utah Public Service Commission to approve an interim infrastructure tracker adjustment that would add $2,398,474 in annual revenues and raise a typical customer’s bill by about $1.12 per year (roughly $0.09 per month). The Division of Public Utilities recommended interim approval and both parties agreed to the Division’s comments.
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Enbridge Gas Utah asked the Utah Public Service Commission on Nov. 20, 2025, to approve a one-month interim adjustment to its infrastructure tracker, seeking $2,398,474 in annual revenue related to replacement projects placed in service as of Oct. 31, 2025. Tyson Louder, a regulatory analyst for Enbridge, testified for the company and said the change would raise a typical residential customer’s bill by roughly $1.12 per year — about $0.09 (9.3 cents) per month — while the company’s pending general rate case is resolved.
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