Contact Information
Andrew Sellards
Data and Reporting
The data and reports provided below are for informational purposes only. More detailed rate information or data can be found in each respective tariff or docket. Each of these reports is current as of July 2025, unless otherwise noted.
- Energy Rates
- Water Rates
- Arrearage and Assistance Data (COVID-19 Data)
- Electric Disconnection Reduction Reports
- Participatory Funding Balances (Available December 2025)
- Performance Based Ratemaking Metrics (Available July 2026)
Background
In 2023, Commissioners and staff at UTC began implementing a multi-year plan to help address energy justice and integrate equity work throughout commission procedures.
The equity docket provides resources for regulated energy companies to help them create equity action plans and increase collaboration with impacted communities throughout processes. Through this work, regulated companies will assist in developing guidance for creating equitable solutions for customers and communities.
The project includes four phases to explore distributional, procedural, recognition and restorative justice. The second phase of this docket will explore distributional equity. During this phase, the Commission seeks to understand what benefits are flowing through to customers and how these benefits are realized by customers.
Final products will include a UTC equity policy statement and action plans. The outcomes of the equity docket work and the policy statement will be applied and adapted to other regulated industries in the future.
Phase Two: Distributional Equity
Why is distributional equity important?
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Broadly speaking, distributional equity in the energy context refers to what the benefits and burdens of an energy system are, and how they are distributed.
How does this impact the companies we regulate?
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In this phase of the docket, we intend to reach a consensus on what it means to “equitably distribute” the benefits and burdens referenced in the Clean Energy Transformation Act (CETA), and better understand how distributional equity should be evaluated and assessed within utility specific programs and processes. While CETA is exclusive to electric utilities, we intend to explore the implications of distributional equity for natural gas utilities as well.
How does this impact consumers/ratepayers?
- We hope this will contribute to more equitable rates and energy systems as required by RCW 80.28.425. In the long-term, the Commission intends to investigate how other regulated industries can improve distributional equity for their customers.