Understanding Your NBU Bill
We’ve designed this interactive sample bill with detailed, line-by-line explanations to help you understand the charges on your NBU bill. You can view the explanations and further understand your consumption data and other features by clicking the guide points below.
*This sample shows a standard bill for a residential customer and may not reflect current rates. To see a detailed breakdown of current electric rates, visit our electric rate breakdown page.
The February 2023 average cost per kWh for residential customers was 12.4 cents.*
The current 12-month average is 12.7 cents per kWh.
*Based on an average usage of 1,200 kWh.
2023 1st Quarter – Cost of Power Forecast
Line Item | January | February | March | Monthly Electric Bill |
---|---|---|---|---|
Generation | $.0790 | $.0790 | $.0790 | $94.80 |
Transmission | $.0172 | $.0172 | $.0172 | $20.64 |
Delivery Charge | $.0149 | $.0149 | $.0149 | $17.88 |
Replenish Reserves | $.0130 | $.0130 | $.0130 | $15.60 |
Per kWh Charge Total | $.1241 | $.1241 | $.1241 | $.1241 |
Electric Service Availability Charge | $17.06 | $17.06 | $17.06 | $17.06 |
Total Bill* | $165.98 |