EPUD Rates
EPUD is not-for-profit, and our rates are set to reflect the actual cost it takes to deliver energy to your meter. The steps to rate making can be quite complex, but the process is helped by the involvement of the Rates Citizen Advisory Committee.
The following rates represent the majority of EPUD customers and are a brief summarization of the actual rate schedules as of April 1, 2013.
RESIDENTIAL
Basic Charge: $13/mo
kWh Usage: $ .0783/kWh, all kWh
| SINGLE PHASE, UNDER 50KW Basic Charge: $13/mo
kWh Usage: $ .0848/kWh, all kWh | SINGLE PHASE, OVER 50 KW Basic Charge: $39.65/mo
Demand Price: $4.64/mo peak kW
kWh Usage: $ .0662/kWh, all kWh |
| POLYPHASE. UNDER 50 KW Basic Charge: $13/mo
kWh Usage: $ .0848/kWh, all kWh | POLYPHASE, OVER 50KW Basic Charge: $39.65/mo
Demand Price: $4.64/mo peak kW
kWh Usage: $ .0662/kWh, all kWh |
Common Questions
Why do I pay a basic customer charge (or basic charge) each month? This is a fixed charge that covers a portion of EPUD costs occurring regardless of energy use. These costs are shared by all customers and include a portion of the cost of providing power (from the substation to the meter), meter reading, billing, repayment of long-term debt, communications, and general administration.
What is the kWh Usage Charge? (Previously split into two separate charges - Distribution and Energy) Now combined for simplicity sake. This is EPUD's actual cost to purchase power from the BPA as well as the actual cost of delivering power to your home. This includes the cost of maintenance on power lines and substations, tree trimming and other expenses.