NW Natural unit SiEnergy strikes Texas rate case settlement for $8.6 million annual revenue hike

By Public Technologies
  • NW Natural’s SiEnergy reached a settlement in its Texas general rate case, pending Railroad Commission of Texas sign-off.
  • Deal sets an annual revenue requirement increase of $8.6 million versus the $12 million originally sought.
  • Settlement assumes $343 million rate base, up $177 million from the 2023 rate case.
  • Proposed capital structure: 59.75% equity, 40.25% long-term debt; ROE 9.8%; overall cost of capital 8%.
  • New rates expected to take effect in November 2026 if regulators clear the settlement.


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