The rates below are effective on January 1, 2026.

Current rates are: 

  • Monthly Facility Charge of $55.00
  • Demand Charge, per Non-coincidental Peak kW - $0.75
  • Energy Charge, per kWh - $0.12540

The minimum bill is $55.00 per month plus appropriate taxes. 

The Electric Heat Rate is applicable for homes and buildings that have electric heat as their primary heat source.

Rates are: 

  • Monthly Facility Charge of $5.00
  • Demand Charge, per Non-coincident Peak kW - $0.75
  • Energy Charge, per kWh (Oct-Apr) - $0.05940
  • Energy Charge, per kWh (May-Sept) - $0.08940

Please contact Bret McAlister, Line Superintendent, if interested in the electric heat program. 

 

This rate is for small commercial accounts under 50 kW demand per month.

  • Monthly Facility Charge of $115.00
  • Demand Charge, per Non-coincident Peak kW - $1.00
  • Energy Charge, per kWh 
    • First 1,000 kWh per month - $0.17640
    • Next 2,750 kWh per month - $0.17640
    • Over 2,750 kWh per month - $0.10140

This rate is for large commercial accounts with a demand of 50 kW or more per month.

  • Monthly Facility Charge of $150.00
  • Demand Charge, per Non-coincident Peak kW - $21.00
  • Energy Charge, per kWh - $0.06640

This rate is for members with an irrigation pivot. 

  • Monthly Facility Charge of $*5.00
  • Demand Charge, per Non-coincident Peak kW - $6.50
  • On-Peak Demand Charge, per Coincidental Peak kW - $23.00
  • Energy Charge, per kWh - $0.04980

*Disconnection and reconnection fees will also be included in the cost of an idle service*

  • Monthly Facility Charge of $55.00

 

There are two rate options for security lights. Both options are billed monthly and shown on your statement. 

  • Metered Security Light - $2.75
  • Non-Metered Security Lights - $10.50

If you are being charged for a CCECA security light and it needs repaired, please call our office and a lineman will come repair it. 

If you install a LED security light on your property, there is a rebate available. 

Calculated monthly to account for changes in power costs.