The Tennessee Valley Authority will go up 56-cents on every 1-thousand kilowatt hours in June. With the increase customers will pay over 97-dollars per 1-thousand kilowatt hours. Bristol Tennessee Essential Services had already planned to spend 10-million dollars on capital improvements over the next year and work was scheduled for several substations and transmission lines. BTES has also been working on an economic development plan for Bristol with a revolving loan program providing low-interest loans to new business locating here. That idea is still under review but the new plan could loan a new business as much as 100-thousand dollars a year. They say nearly half of the electric power customers will use cable, Internet and phone service too. (bg)