How to Calculate a Bill

Rate R-1 (Residential)

Start with your kilowatt-hours of monthly use.
- For sake of example, say you use 750 kilowatt-hours.
Multiply your usage by the Distribution Energy Charge (0.04 per kilowatt-hour).
- In our example, this is 750 kilowatt-hours, multiplied by 0.04 per kilowatt-hour used, for a total of $30.
Add the Customer Charge (includes energy conservation charge of .30) of $5.30.
- In our example, this is now a subtotal of $35.30.
Add the Purchased Power Charge of $0.0930 per kilowatt-hour.
- In our example, this is 750 kilowatt-hours multiplied by $.0930 for an additional $69.75. This brings the subtotal to $105.05.
Add the Purchased Power Adjustment of $0.015 per kilowatt-hour. This will not appear on the bill when zero.
- In our example, this is 750 kilowatt-hours multiplied by $0.015 for an additional $11.25. This brings the subtotal to $116.30.
Subtract the PASNY Credit on the first 500 kilowatt-hours, with $0.005 per kilowatt-hour.
- In our example, this is 500 kilowatt-hours multiplied by $0.005 for a subtraction of $2.50. This brings the subtotal to $113.80.
Lastly, subtract the Prompt Payment Discount of $5.30.
- In our example, this is $113.80 minus $5.30, for a total (net) bill of $108.50.