Your Energy Bill is On the Ballot this November

08.27.2024
AAE Annoucements
Utility Regulation
Louisiana Public Service Commission
Democracy & Elections
The Alliance’s first candidate forum will be on October 10.

If you live in District 2 – which includes parts of East Baton Rouge, West Baton Rouge, Terrebonne, Lafayette, Lafourche, St. Mary, Iberia, East Feliciana, West Feliciana, Ascension, Assumption, Livingston, Iberville, Pointe Coupee, and St. Martin parishes – this November your energy bill will be on the ballot.

RSVP to Our Forum

District 2 Candidates

  • Nick Laborde
  • J.P. Coussan
  • Julie Quinn

Learn more about the Candidates in this article from the Louisiana Illuminator.

Join us on October 10 for our 1st forum at Fletcher Technical Community College from 6-7pm!*

RSVP at bit.ly/oct10forum

Hear each candidate’s ideas on how to support grid resilience, clean power, affordability, and public engagement with the Commission.

*Please note the forum has been re-scheduled from October 3 to October 10. If you’ve already RSVP’d, no need to do it again!

The Louisiana Public Service Commission Holds the Keys to our Future

The LPSC is a powerful government body that makes real decisions about your energy bills, significantly impacting the lives of residents in our state every single day.

What does the LPSC do?

  • Sets consumer rates & utility profits – They set utility rates for the majority of Louisiana residents and determine how much return on equity (profit) utilities can make.
  • Approve or deny resources – They have authority to approve or deny nearly all resource additions, like a new gas plant or solar farm.
  • Determine the value of solar energy – They decide on the value of residential rooftop solar, through what is called net metering policies.
  • Determine storm costs – They determine what storm costs will be passed onto customers and how those costs will be recovered.
  • Implement programs – They are responsible for implementing our energy efficiency programs which reduce energy use, save money and help us meet our growing energy needs.

 

Download Our Flyer About the LPSC

​Learn more about what the LPSC does, what makes it unique (compared to other utility regulators around the country), and why the LPSC is a key lever in the fight against climate change in Louisiana by downloading our Powerpoint.

LPSC Climate Reality PPT 2022

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