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Memphis Light, Gas and Water

MLGW coverage in one place: the city-owned utility that delivers electricity, natural gas, and water to Memphis households, plus the board that sets the rates, the spending, and the reliability calls made with ratepayer money. Every rate move and board vote is put on the record.

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MLGW Wants 125 Megawatts of Batteries at Nine Substations. It Has Not Said What They Cost.

The utility told the City Council the project would push rates down, not up, and would be fully operational by December 2028. The presentation did not include a public price tag.

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MLGW's Grid Is Getting Better. For 17 Percent of Customers, It Is Getting Worse.

Outages are falling across Memphis, and that is real. But 17 percent of customers still lose power three or more times a year, and that number is rising. Everyone paid the same rate increase.

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MLGW: Who Governs Your Utility, When They Meet, and the Money You Are Now Paying

As The 901 Report opens its MLGW beat, here is how the city-owned utility is governed, when its board meets in public, and where the rate increase now on every bill is supposed to go.

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