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Residential Power Rate

Residential Power Rate Information

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This rate shall apply only to electric service to a single-family dwelling (including its appurtenances if served through the same meter), where the major use of electricity is for domestic purposes such as lighting, household appliances, and the personal comfort and convenience of those residing therein.  For more information on this rate, the full 2018 rate schedule can be downloaded here which is still valid as there were no increases by MU since.  Click Forecast to view the estimated 2021 forecast as well as the previous 12 months of residential rate.

The base energy rate changes with each season as defined below:

  • Summer: June, July, August, September
  • Transition: April, May, October, November
  • Winter: December, January, February, March
Please note:  At this time MU does not have time of use rates.  The seasons defined above are for the base rate, which does not include all charges or credits.  If you are trying to program an energy management device or smart thermostat, please note that the rate changes monthly based on fuel but there is no difference to the residential rate between ON-peak and OFF-peak.  For instance in the summer, a kWh of electricity costs the same at 3 PM as it does at 3 am.  It is recommended to use an average rate in these devices. You can find the yearly forecast and actual on the (Forecast) link above. 

Residential Service 
(Note: Current Rates Effective October 1, 2021)
*** To check your bill, you may have to use the link above (Forecast) to get the prior month rate
as this rate is for the month of usage, not particularly when you receive your bill *** 
Customer Charge (per delivery point) $26.27 (inc. -$1.6 Hydro. Credit)
       
   Base Energy Rate 
¢/kWh		 Fuel Cost Adjustment
¢/kWh		 Total cents per kWh Cost
Energy Charge All kWh 7.121(inc Hydro.) 2.098 9.219

The fuel cost adjustment (FCA) changes monthly as explained in the FCA section on the main Power Rates page.  To view the seasonal base energy rates without the FCA adjustment, click here.