Applicable for domestic uses associated with the operation of a single-family or multi-family residential installation. Residential rates are based on actual cost per kilowatt hour (kWh) and actual electricity used.
By default, you will be signed up under this rate unless you chose otherwise when you begin service with CoServ.
| Customer Charge | $10.00 per meter | ||
| Energy Charge (November–April) | |||
| February 2020 | |||
| First 700 kWh | $0.129402 | ||
| MINUS the PCRF | – | $0.0340 | |
| = | $0.095402 per kWh | ||
| Next 300 kWh | $0.119402 | ||
| MINUS the PCRF | – | $0.0340 | |
| = | $0.085402 per kWh | ||
| Over 1000 kWh | $0.114402 | ||
| MINUS the PCRF | – | $0.0340 | |
| = | $0.080402 per kWh | ||
| Energy Charge (November–April) | |||
| January 2020 | |||
| First 700 kWh | $0.129402 | ||
| MINUS the PCRF | – | $0.0340 | |
| = | $0.095402 per kWh | ||
| Next 300 kWh | $0.119402 | ||
| MINUS the PCRF | – | $0.0340 | |
| = | $0.085402 per kWh | ||
| Over 1000 kWh | $0.114402 | ||
| MINUS the PCRF | – | $0.0340 | |
| = | $0.080402 per kWh | ||
A Power Cost Recovery Factor (PCRF) allows CoServ to adjust for changes in wholesale fuel costs. Because wholesale costs can fluctuate from month to month, CoServ uses the PCRF to more accurately calculate your bill. When our wholesale power costs go up, the PCRF increases, and vice versa. If the PCRF is a negative (as it has been since May 2009), we subtract it from the base rate to calculate your bill.
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