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Inter-County Energy Current Rates
As prescribed and approved by the Kentucky Public Service Commission, effective October 1, 2024.
Residential/ Schedule 1: Farm and Home Service
Customer Charge: $15.67 per month
Plus an Energy Charge of $0.10719 per kWh for all kWh per month
Schedule 1 Prepay Service
Customer Charge: $15.67 per month *Prepay Service Fee: $8.20
Plus an Energy Charge of $0.10719 per kWh for all kWh per month
Schedule NM-Net Metering
Customer Charge: $15.67 per month
Plus an Energy Charge of $0.10719 per kWh for all kWh per month
Schedule 1-A (ETS Heating Units)
Farm and Home Marketing Rate
$0.07391 per kWh for all kWh per month
Non-Residential/ Schedule 2
Small Commercial and Small Power
Customer Charge: $18.56 per month
Plus an Energy Charge of $0.09843 per kWh for all kWh per month
Plus a Demand Charge in excess of 10kW per month $6.03 per kW up to 50 kW
Schedule 4/ Large Power Rate (LPR)
Customer Charge: $32.64 per month
Plus an Energy Charge of $0.08026 per kWh for all kWh per month
Plus a Demand Charge of $6.03 per kW of billing demand 50 kw or more up to 499 kW
Schedule 5/ All Electric School Rate Customer Charge: $32.64 per month
Plus an Energy Charge of $0.09843 per kWh for all kWh per month
Schedule 6/ Outdoor Lighting Service - Security Lights
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COST PER LIGHT |
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9,500 Lumen Security Light/100 watt |
$11.39* per lamp per month |
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7,000 Lumen Security Light/70 watt |
$12.09* per lamp per month |
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6,000 Lumen Security LED Light/70 watt |
$10.21* per lamp per month |
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4,000 Lumen Decorative Colonial Light/50 watt |
$13.84* per lamp per month |
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9,550 Lumen Decorative Colonial Light/100 watt |
$18.11* per lamp per month |
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27,500 Lumen Directional Floodlight/250 watt |
$15.90* per lamp per month |
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50,000 Lumen Directional Floodlight/400 watt |
$22.95* per lamp per month |
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107,800 Lumen Directional Floodlight/1000 watt |
$43.49* per lamp per month |
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27,500 Lumen Cobra Head Light/250 watt |
$14.91* per lamp per month |
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* Above prices are for installation on existing poles. **$5.79 per pole: Pole charges/Add. Pole required.
Industrial Rates
Schedule B-1
Customer Charge: $623.64 per month
500 to 4,999 kW
Plus an Energy Charge of $0.06030 per kWh for all kWh
Plus a Demand Charge of $7.39 per kW of contract demand
Plus a Demand Charge of $10.29 per kW in excess of contract demand
Schedule B-2
Customer Charge: $1,246.03 per month
5,000 to 9,999 kW
Plus an Energy Charge of $0.05452 per kWh for all kWh
Plus a Demand Charge of $7.39 per kW of contract demand
Plus a Demand Charge of $10.29 per kW in excess of contract demand
Schedule B-3
Customer Charge: $1,246.03 per month
over 10,000 kW
Plus an Energy Charge of $0.05335 per kWh for all kWh
Plus a Demand Charge of $7.39 per kW of contract demand
Plus a Demand Charge of $10.29 per kW in excess of contract demand
Schedule C-1 through C-3
If a substation is necessary to serve the load, the monthly Customer Charge will be the substation charge as described below based on the size.
1. 7,500-14,999 kVa substation: $3,607.80 2. 15,000 and over kVa substation: $5,726.70
Schedule C-1
Customer Charge: $623.64 per month
500 to 4,999 kW
Plus an Energy Charge of $0.06276 per kWh for all kWh
Plus a Demand Charge of $7.59 per kW of billing demand
Schedule C-2
Customer Charge: $1,246.03 per month
5,000 to 9,999 kW
Plus an Energy Charge of $0.05901 per kWh for all kWh
Plus a Demand Charge of $7.59 per kW of billing demand
Schedule C-3
Customer Charge: $2,361.77 per month
Over 10,000 kW
Plus an Energy Charge of $0.05526 per kWh for all kWh
Plus a Demand Charge of $7.59 per kW of billing demand
Schedule IND-G
Customer Charge: $5,726.70 per month
Over 15,000 kW
Plus an Energy Charge of $0.05184 per kWh for all kWh
Plus a Demand Charge of $7.30 per kW of billing demand
Economic Development Rider Inter-County Energy participates in local economic development efforts throughout our territory because we've been a part of the communities we serve for over 80 years. One of those efforts is our ED Rider or Economic Development Rider that assists new businesses locating to our area and existing businesses wanting to expand that will provide jobs. Working together is one part of our mission statement which is Commitment to Community. ED Rider
Renewable Energy Program (Envirowatts) The purpose of this program is to provide retail customers with a source of renewable energy or renewable energy attributes called Renewable Energy Certificates (“RECs”), whereby Inter-County Energy Cooperative will aggregate the contributions provided by the retail customers to develop renewable energy, purchase renewable energy, or purchase RECs. Renewable energy is that electricity which is generated from renewable sources including: solar, wind, hydroelectric, landfill gas, and other renewable resources deemed to be Green-E certified. Voluntary monthly contributions of any amount in $2.75 increments. Renewable Energy Program Tariff REP Agreement
Net Metering Tariffs Net metering is available to customer-generators who own, operate and maintain electrical generating facilities using solar energy designed to operate in parallel with the existing Inter-County Energy electrical distribution system and be primarily intended to offset part or all of the customer-generator’s own electrical requirements. If you install a solar-electric generating system or wind generation, hydro, biomass or biogas at your home or office with a capacity of 45 kilowatts or less, you may qualify for Kentucky's Net Metering Program. For more information go to Kentucky Solar .
Fuel Adjustment Clause and Environmental Surcharge Q&A
Fuel Adjustment Clause All rates are applicable to the fuel adjustment clause and may be increased or decreased by an amount per kWh equal to the fuel adjustment amount per kWh as billed by the wholesale power supplier plus an allowance for line losses. The allowance for line losses will not exceed 10 percent and is based on a 12-month moving average of such losses. This fuel clause is subject to all other applicable provisions as set out in 807 KAR 5:056.
The Fuel Adjustment Clause (FAC) on your monthly bill recovers a portion of the costs incurred by our power supplier for coal and natural gas to operate its electric plants, and the costs to buy power from other utilities. The FAC has nothing to do with the cost of gasoline. Our power supplier, East Kentucky Power Cooperative (EKPC), calculates the FAC using a formula approved by the Kentucky Public Service Commission. Every penny from the FAC goes to EKPC, not our co-op. The FAC can either be a charge or credit, depending on monthly costs. For most of 2021, the FAC has been a bill credit. The FAC varies each month because costs for coal, gas and purchased power vary, along with weather. Changes in weather will dramatically change the amount of the fuel needed to generate power and the fuel charge. The FAC became a charge recently because as the economy has come back to life, demand for coal, natural gas and power have been on the rise, and the cost of buying power since last year has nearly doubled. That is a major reason why the FAC became a charge recently.
Environmental Surcharge The Environmental Cost Recovery Surcharge will be applicable to all electric rate schedules offered by Inter-County Energy. The monthly billing amount under each of the schedules, to which this mechanism is applicable including the fuel clause, shall be increased or decreased by the amount of the environmental surcharge billed by East Kentucky Power Cooperative to the distribution cooperative. The pass-through mechanism used by East Kentucky Power Cooperative shall be the base/current approach.
PSC Approved Tariffs
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Residential Tariffs Residential EV Off-Peak Charging Program Commercial / Industrial Tariffs Renewable Energy Program Tariff Average Underground Cost Differential Tariff
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