Tucson Electric Power says it plans to refund customers $9.5 million dollars in over-collected fees.
According to a decision filed by TEP with the Arizona Corporation Commission, the refund period could span 1-month, 2-months, or even 12-months.
Under this proposal, TEP would apply credits to residential customers based on usage, measured by kilowatt-hours. Non-residential customers would receive their refund based on a percentage of the bill.
Here’s a look at the proposed refund schedules, and how that would impact both residents and non-residents:
Tucson Electric Power will be holding a meeting on Tuesday, May 7. It is set to begin at 9 a.m. at the Arizona Corporate Commission in Phoenix, but there are other ways people can make their voices heard:
Dial (877)-309-3457 and enter passcode 801972877## – phone lines are available up to 30 minutes before the meeting. Video conferencing is available using a WebEx link. Members of the public can watch a livestream of the meeting here: http://www.azcc.gov/live [azcc.gov]