Avista Utilities rate increase

Typical residential bill (925 kWh/month)

• +$17.21/mostarting January 1, 2027 (+13.9%)Rate Year 1 as proposed; requested electric base revenue increase of $111.046 million (16.5%).
• +4.7%then from January 1, 2028Rate Year 2 as proposed ($42.470 million). Avista did not state the dollar change for this year.
• +3.5%then from January 1, 2029Rate Year 3 as proposed ($33.464 million). Dollar change not stated.
• +2.8%then from January 1, 2030Rate Year 4 as proposed ($27.915 million). Avista says the bill would reach $157.94 in 2030, $33.71 above today's $124.23 (Public Counsel also cites +$33.71).

Typical bill before the change: $124.23/month

Proposed amounts; regulators may change them.

Typical residential bill (61 therms/month)

• +$4.14/mostarting January 1, 2027 (+5%)Rate Year 1 as proposed; requested gas base revenue increase of $12.434 million (8.9%).
• +2.5%then from January 1, 2028Rate Year 2 as proposed ($6.503 million). Dollar change not stated.
• +2.2%then from January 1, 2029Rate Year 3 as proposed ($5.928 million). Dollar change not stated.
• +1.1%then from January 1, 2030Rate Year 4 as proposed ($3.114 million). Avista says the bill would reach $100.46 in 2030, $9.40 above today's $91.06.

Typical bill before the change: $91.06/month

Proposed amounts; regulators may change them.

Typical residential bill (939 kWh/month)

• +$4.31/mostarting October 1, 2026 (+3.6%)PCA alone; the old 0.301 cent/kWh rebate ends and a 0.157 cent/kWh surcharge begins. Separate FCA and ResEx filings bring Avista's combined estimate to +$7.76.

Typical bill before the change: $119.52/month

Typical residential bill (939 kWh/month)

• +$6.95/mostarting September 1, 2025 (+6.7%)Bill rose to $111.25; baseline is $111.25 minus $6.95, both stated by the IPUC.
• +$5.22/mothen from September 1, 2026 (+4.7%)Second step; bill rises to $116.47.

Combined: +$12.17/mo

Typical bill before the change: $104.30/month