The North Carolina Utilities Commission could decide whether your energy bill will be going up.
A hearing is set for 1 p.m. Monday.
The commission will have the final say on a 5.7 percent rate hike for Progress Energy customers.
Progress reportedly wants to collect $183 million extra a year to pay for upgrades to the Shearon Harris power plant and three new natural gas plants.
A preliminary settlement would allow the hike to come in two waves — a 4.7 percent jump the first year, and a one percent increase the second, which is less than the 11 percent Progress Energy originally proposed.
If approved, the new rates would go into effect in June.
