Middlesex Water Company Seeks NJBPU Approval for $24.9 Million Rate Increase Following $100 Million Infrastructure Investments
Reuters
Jul 01
Middlesex Water Company Seeks NJBPU Approval for $24.9 Million Rate Increase Following $100 Million Infrastructure Investments
Middlesex Water Company has filed a petition with the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU) seeking approval for new rates, driven by nearly $100 million in investments aimed at enhancing water quality and meeting environmental regulations. The company has implemented various improvements, including upgrading water-treatment methods, replacing aging infrastructure, and enhancing system resilience against climate risks. If the rate increase is approved, the average residential customer would see a monthly water bill increase of approximately $14.13. These efforts underscore Middlesex Water Company's commitment to providing safe and reliable water service. No mention of grant or funding obtained by multiple organizations was made in the announcement.
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