Business ProfileforWe Energies

To WE Energies: Attached you will find a letter I received from WE Energies stating that I owe additional money for electric service due to the negligence of the subcontractor in mis-assigning the meter to the wrong address in this new construction. I was the first person to live in the unit as was everyone in the building during my time there. As you know, a third party cannot be held responsible for the negligence of the builder or subcontractor. Additionally, the subcontractor is required to provide a certification before WE Energies accepted the service of this building stating that the work performed met the legal requirements of performance which includes *****************. If any mis-assignment of meters was found by WE Energies they would have been obligated to notify the building builder/owner/manager that is one and the same and who ultimately has responsibility for your claim. Apparently, that was not done.I have contacted the owner, builder and subcontractor for this project to make them accountable for this issue. Attached you find their response which, in summary, states WE Energies had made the mistake on their end.Clearly, We Energies or, the builder/subcontractor are wrong. Therefore, I require documentation of WE Energies claim that there was mis-billing with specifics as to how this was determined, how it was dealt with and why the owner/builder/manager was not notified of an issue with the mis-assignment of meters by their subcontractor. Undoubtedly there are more units mis-assigned.Additionally, I would like the number of any/all meter(s) assigned to unit 223, located at *********************************************************************, as well as a copy of all Meter Test Records to date for the meter(s) serving that unit.Additionally, I note on page two of We Energies October 27, 2023 letter to me that I was billed for a period of April 26 to May 31. I would like to know on what date the service for this unit was discontinued under my name.