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Citizens' Utility Ratepayer Board (CURB)

CURB's Top Gas Cases

CURB is involved in a number of cases throughout the year. Below are links to CURB filings in several major cases. You can also reach our archives page to view previous dockets CURB has filed pleadings in.

06-GIMX-181-GIV Investigation of affiliate and ring fencing rules applicable to all Kansas electric and gas public utilities.

07-GIMX-446-GIV General investigation into billing standards related to security deposits for residential and nonresidential customers of gas, electric, and water public utilities.

07-GIMX-1041-GIV In the Matter of the General Investigation into Commission Policy Regarding Pension and Retirement Costs for Investor-Owned Utilities.

08-GIMX-442-GIV A General Investigation Regarding Benefit-Cost Analysis and Program Evaluation for Energy Efficient Programs.

09-GIMX-160-GIV In the Matter of a General Investigation Into Incentives for Fuel Switching.

10-ATMG-133-TAR In the Matter of the Application of Atmos Energy for Approval of the Commission for Gas System Reliability Surcharge per K.S.A. 66-2201 through 66-2204.

10-KGSG-421-TAR In the Matter of the Application of Kansas Gas Service, a Division of ONEOK, Inc., for Approval to Implement the Efficiency Kansas Energy Efficiency Program, to Implement Natural Gas Energy Efficiency Programs to Improve Building and Equipment Efficiency and to Educate About Efficient Energy Usage, to Provide for Program Cost Recovery Through a Rider Mechanism, to Establish Administrative Charges and a Program Initiation Fee, Permit the Implementation of a Revenue Decoupling Mechanism, and Appropriate Accounting Authority to Defer Expenses and Revenues Associated with the Filing.

10-ATMG-495-RTS In the Matter of the Application of Atmos Energy for Adjustment of its Natural Gas Rates in the State of Kansas.

10-BHCG-639-TAR In the Matter of the Application of Black Hills/Kansas Gas Utility Company, LLC, d/b/a Black Hills Energy for Approval to Implement Black Hills Energy's Five-Year Energy Efficiency Plan Consisting of Natural Gas Energy Efficiency Programs to Improve Building Equipment Efficiency and to Educate About Efficient Energy Usage, to Provide for Program Cost Recovery Through a Rider Mechanism, Permit the Implementation of a Revenue Normalization Mechanism to Replace the Weather Normalization Adjustment, a Performance Incentive Mechanism, and Appropriate Accounting Authority to Defer Expenses and Revenues Associated with the Filing.