RateDocket

Utility rate watchdog · 8 states live

Why is your electric bill going up?

When a utility wants to charge you more, it has to ask a state commission first — in public, on a docket, months in advance. RateDocket tracks those cases: who filed, how much more they want, where the case stands, and when a decision is expected.

Delaware — coming soonDistrict of Columbia — coming soonFlorida — coming soonGeorgia — coming soonHawaii — coming soonIdaho — coming soonIllinois — coming soonIndiana — coming soonIowa — coming soonKansas — coming soonKentucky — 8 rate casesLouisiana — coming soonMaine — 79 rate casesMaryland — coming soonMassachusetts — coming soonMichigan — coming soonMinnesota — coming soonMississippi — coming soonMissouri — coming soonMontana — coming soonNebraska — coming soonNevada — coming soonNew Hampshire — coming soonNew Jersey — coming soonNew Mexico — coming soonNew York — 10 rate casesNorth Carolina — coming soonNorth Dakota — coming soonOhio — coming soonOklahoma — coming soonOregon — 12 rate casesPennsylvania — coming soonRhode Island — coming soonSouth Carolina — coming soonSouth Dakota — coming soonTennessee — coming soonTexas — 90 rate casesUtah — 9 rate casesVermont — coming soonVirginia — coming soonWashington — 36 rate casesWest Virginia — coming soonWisconsin — coming soonWyoming — coming soonAlabama — coming soonAlaska — coming soonArizona — 31 rate casesArkansas — coming soonCalifornia — coming soonColorado — coming soonConnecticut — coming soon
8 states covered more coming

By the numbers

275
rate cases tracked
8
states covered, more added in waves
119
utilities with a rate case on file
Live
read from each commission's public portal

Coverage

Where RateDocket is live

For interveners and rate analysts

RateDocket Pro

RateDocket Pro adds the procedural schedule for every case — each deadline traced to the page of the order that set it — plus email and webhook alerts 30 and 7 days before an intervention or protest deadline, ROE and revenue-requirement detail, party lists, and a cross-state board of every active case.

See the active-case board →

How the data is made

Dockets and filings are read directly from each commission's public portal. Facts and dates are extracted from the filed documents themselves, and every one carries the document and page it came from. Anything extracted below our confidence threshold is labelled verify against source rather than shown as a fact — a wrong deadline is worse than a missing one.