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May 13, 2026 Public Hearing: Phoenix, AZ | Arizona | NoticeRegistry

Home/Arizona/Public Hearing/Phoenix/Public Hearing — Phoenix (G-01551A-26-0018)

Public Hearing — Phoenix (G-01551A-26-0018)

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Southwest Gas filed for higher Arizona utility rates on Feb 27, 2026, seeking a 5.18% return based on its reported test-year income and rate bases; the Arizona Corporation Commission will hold hearings on the request which could raise customer charges.

Key Takeaways

Company filed rate increase application on February 27, 2026
Proposed overall rate of return: 5.18%
Test year adjusted operating income: $212,083,841
Fair value rate base: $5,554,883,856
Arizona Corporation Commission will schedule hearings

Published: May 13, 2026 · 6 days ago
Category: Public Hearing
City: Phoenix
Case #: G-01551A-26-0018

Research context

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What to do next

1
Check the Commission docket
Review Docket No. G-01551A-26-0018 on the Arizona Corporation Commission website for hearing dates and filings.
2
Submit comments or intervene
Contact the Arizona Corporation Commission before published hearing deadlines to submit public comments or request intervention.
3
Attend the public hearing
Monitor the docket for scheduled hearing dates to attend and speak about potential rate impacts.

Frequently asked questions

What did Southwest Gas request in docket G-01551A-26-0018?: Southwest Gas requested increased Arizona rates to realize a 5.18% return on its Arizona operations.
When was the rate increase application filed?: The application was filed on February 27, 2026.
How will this affect my gas bill?: If approved, customer charges could increase, but the notice does not state specific customer impacts.
Who decides whether rates change?: The Arizona Corporation Commission reviews the application and holds hearings before deciding.

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Legal terms in this notice

Original Cost Rate Base (OCRB): The value of utility property based on historical cost used to determine allowed returns.
Fair Value Rate Base (FVRB): An adjusted property value reflecting current fair market value for rate-setting.
Rate of Return: The percentage return a utility is permitted to earn on its rate base.
Test Year (TY): A specific 12-month period used to measure a utility's revenues and costs for the filing.

Full Notice Text

SOUTHWEST GAS CORPORATIONPUBLIC NOTICE OF HEARING ONSOUTHWEST GAS CORPORATION'S APPLICATION FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF JUST AND REASONABLE RATES AND CHARGES DESIGNED TO REALIZE A REASONABLE RATE OF RETURN ON THE FAIR VALUE OF THE PROPERTIES OF SOUTHWEST GAS CORPORATION DEVOTED TO ITS ARIZONA OPERATIONS. (DOCKET NO. G-01551A-26-0018)SummaryOn February 27, 2026, Southwest Gas Corporation ("Southwest Gas" or "Company") filed with the Arizona Corporation Commission ("Commission") an application requesting increases to its rates and charges for utility service in its Arizona jurisdiction ("Application"). The Company asserts that for the test year ended November 2025, ("TY"), Southwest Gas had adjusted operating income of $212,083,841 and an original cost rate base ("OCRB") of $3,880,528,190 and fair value rate base ("FVRB") of $5,554,883,856. The Company's proposed rate of return includes a 0.20 percent return on Fair Value Increment to produce a5.18 percent rate of return

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