 In your money news this morning, customers of Seattle City Light will pay more for electricity in the coming years than originally forecast. The Times reports that instead of the previously announced 3% rate increases over the next few years, customers will see a 5.4% increase in each of the next two years and a 5% hike every year after that through the year 2030. The reason for the bigger increases? Increased demand, extreme weather, and volatile prices on the open energy market.