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Utahns might see their electricity bills drop — and coal might be to thank

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The filing remains under active review by the Division of Public Utilities until Nov. As the West grows more concerned about rising electricity rates and a strained power grid, Utah leaders hold an opposing, optimistic view. “We’re consistently in the top five most affordable rates in the country,” Utah Office of Energy Development Director Emmy Lesofski said in a Sept.