Alabama Public Service Commission votes to save senior citizens millions on their power bill

In what might seem like Christmas in May for energy consumers, the Alabama Public Service Commission unanimously voted today to save Alabama Power customers $337 million over the next two years.

“This is the whole reason that I supported Donald Trump and went door-to-door for him in a battleground state,” said Public Service Commission President Twinkle Andress Cavanaugh. “His massive tax cuts have allowed us to return $337 million dollars to Alabama families today.

In what might seem like Christmas in May for energy consumers, the Alabama Public Service Commission unanimously voted today to save Alabama Power customers $337 million over the next two years.

“This is the whole reason that I supported Donald Trump and went door-to-door for him in a battleground state,” said Public Service Commission President Twinkle Andress Cavanaugh. “His massive tax cuts have allowed us to return $337 million dollars to Alabama families today.

Customers also will see fuel costs lowered by $30 million, bringing to $337 million the total reductions to their bills as a result of the Commission’s actions today.

In December 2017, Congress approved and President Trump signed into law a historic Tax Cuts and Jobs Act that is according to the White House brings real relief to American families and businesses. The PSC Commission’s vote guarantees that Alabama Power’s 1.4 million customers will reap a significant windfall from the president’s tax plan.

“That is real money going back to Alabamians, who can spend it on things other than electric bills,” Commissioner Jeremy Oden said. “President Trump and Republicans in Congress deserve great praise for bringing real relief to Alabamians and all Americans.”

Starting in July, a typical residential customer for Alabama Power will see monthly bills reduced by more than $9. The reduction to all customers’ bills totals $257 million through the rest of 2018. Customers will see their bills reduced by another $50 million in 2019 due to tax reform.

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