Overview Key strengths Key risks Fully regulated, vertically integrated electric utility. Fossil-based generation fleet exposes it to operating risks. More than 85% of customer base is residential, which supports cashflow stability. Limited geographic and regulatory diversity due to operations in only one state. Industrial customer exposure increases revenue dependence on its service territory?s economic performance. . The utility filed a rate case with the Kansas Corporation Commission (KCC) for a $204 million net rate increase. In September 2023, a unanimous settlement was filed that included a $74 million rate increase, which the KCC subsequently adopted (with new rates effective Dec. 21, 2023). The final rate increase was below our base-case assumption. As part of the KCC-adopted settlement, EKC can file
