Regulators Approve Monthly Rate Increase for Black Hills Energy Customers in Rapid City
Regulators have approved a $16 monthly rate hike for Black Hills Energy customers in Rapid City, with an additional $20 surcharge anticipated.
Rapid City, SD, November 13, 2026 —
Customers of Black Hills Energy in Rapid City are set to face a monthly increase in their utility bills following an approval by regulators. The decision includes a base rate hike of $16 per month.
In addition to the base rate adjustment, customers can anticipate a further $20 surcharge. The specific details and timeline for the implementation of this anticipated surcharge were not provided.
The regulatory body responsible for this approval was not specified in the available information. The exact date of the approval and the effective date for these new charges are also pending further details.
Black Hills Energy is an energy company that provides natural gas and electric utility services. The company serves customers across several states, including South Dakota.
The impact of these rate changes on household budgets for Rapid City residents will depend on various factors, including individual energy consumption patterns. Further information regarding the purpose of the $20 surcharge and the precise start date for both the rate hike and the surcharge is expected.
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