The following rates effective January 1, 2017
Which residential rate am I on?
General Service Single Phase On-Peak Demand rate: (101,111,203,233,408,712,899)
If you live in a home without separately-metered electric heat, or have an on-peak demand of 35 kW or more three times or more in a 12-month period, you are on the General Service Single Phase On-Peak Demand rate. This rate includes a kilowatt charge for demand you create during the cooperative’s on-peak periods, and does not include separately-metered heat rate.
|
Customer Charge |
Energy Charge |
On-Peak Demand Charge |
Electric Heat Energy Charge |
|
$35.00 |
7.4¢ per kWh |
$9.50 per Kw |
N/A |
Demand Controller Single Phase rate: (125,225,425)
If you have a whole house demand controller you are on the Demand Controller Single Phase rate. This rate includes a kilowatt charge for demand you create during the cooperative's on-peak periods, and a separately-metered heat rate with no minimum use. Limiting your on-peak demand can save you money on your electric bill.
|
Customer Charge |
Energy Charge |
On-Peak Demand Charge |
Electric Heat Energy Charge |
|
$35.00 |
6.5¢ per kWh |
$10.00 per Kw |
General Service Single Phase rate: (102,204,234,409,713,123,223,423,723)
If you live in a home with separately-metered electric heat, you are on the General Service Single Phase rate, which includes a rate for separately-metered heat and does not include a charge for demand you create during the cooperative’s on-peak periods. There is a 500-kilowatt-hour minimum on the heat meter during each of the seven heating months (October 1 - April 30).
|
Customer Charge |
Energy Charge |
On-Peak Demand Charge |
Electric Heat Energy Charge |
|
$35.00 |
12.1¢ per kWh |
N/A |
2017 Complete Rate Document (Effective 01/01/2017)