Winter rates go into effect in October and last through April.

As the temperature decreases, our demand for electricity decreases as well, making winter rates slightly lower. Electricity remains a bargain. Be sure to set your thermostat to 68 degrees or lower during the winter heating season. Your heating cost will increase 3% for each degree above 68 degrees.

Wholesale Power Cost Adjustments (charge or credit) and sales tax are also a part of your residential bill.