Rocky Mountain Power proposes rate decrease

SALT LAKE CITY — Rocky Mountain Power is proposing that Utah utility regulators approve cost and accounting adjustments that would reduce customer bills by $6.5 million.If approved by the Public Service Commission of Utah, the proposal would result in a typical residential customer who used 700-kilowatt hours each month seeing their annual electricity bill decrease by about $2.55, according to a news release.The commission approves electricity prices based partially on the expected future