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PSC Keeps WAPA LEAC Rate Unchanged as Fuel Costs, Cash Strain and Power Reliability Concerns Persist

10 June 2026
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PSC Keeps WAPA LEAC Rate Unchanged as Fuel Costs, Cash Strain and Power Reliability Concerns Persist

The Public Service Commission voted to keep the electricity LEAC at 22.22 cents per kilowatt hour through September 30, 2026, citing fuel market uncertainty, WAPA’s financial condition, generator issues and underperforming renewable energy projects.

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