5-26-15 we energies savings
MILWAUKEE (AP) — Customers of Wisconsin's largest utility caught a break this past winter. After paying almost $800 to keep warm during the "polar vortex" winter of 2013-14, bills for a typical We Energies customer were down by almost $190 for the six-month heating season that ended April 30. Company spokesman Brian Manthey says a typical customer's bill fell 24 percent to $596 between Nov. 1 and April 30. While […]