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Basic

Our residential Basic pricing plan is a simple option for customers who would like to be billed based on their total monthly electric use, regardless of the time of day that usage occurs.

How does the Basic plan work?

This pricing plan features a three-tiered energy usage charge that increases after customers use 500 kilowatt-hours (kWh) and 1,000 kWh during each billing period.

What are the potential advantages of this plan?

Customers on this plan do not need to worry about what times of day they use electricity, as the usage rate only changes when total usage exceeds 500 kWh and 1,000 kWh. This pricing plan provides a simple option for customers who cannot or do not want to shift a majority of their electricity usage to “off-peak” periods when customers typically use less energy.

What are the potential disadvantages of this plan?

On this plan, customers can lower their bills only by reducing their total monthly energy usage. Other residential pricing plans – Time-of-Use, Peak Demand and Demand Time-of-Use – offer an opportunity for even greater savings by shifting usage away from on-peak² time periods.


¹ Includes Energy/Delivery and Power Supply charges but excludes the Purchased Power and Fuel Adjustment Clause charge.

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To choose this or change your existing plan, log in to My Account or call us at five two zero six two three seven seven one one.

At a Glance

Basic Service Charge, per month:
$15 - single phase
$20 - three phase

Energy Charge, per kWh1:
Summer (May - Sept)
Up to 500 kWh - 13.04 cents
501-1,000 kWh - 15.01 cents
1,001+ kWh - 15.73 cents
Winter (Oct - Apr)
Up to 500 kWh - 12.64 cents
501-1,000 kWh - 14.60 cents
1,001+ kWh - 15.32 cents

Plan Includes:

  • A Basic Service Charge that covers some fixed-service costs such as metering, service lines, customer service and billing functions and some distribution system expenses.
  • A usage-based Energy Charge.

Other Options

We offer multiple pricing plans for residential customers:

► Time-of-Use (TOU)

► Peak Demand

► Demand TOU