Public Power Utilities identify electricity rates based on cost of service while keeping customer needs and the community’s objectives front and center.
As community-owned utilities, they do not answer to remote shareholders and are not driven by a profit motive. Revenues are invested right back into the utility and community.
Rate-setting typically follows a five step process. Have a look at this graphic produced for the APPA to learn more:
Florida Municipal Electric Association (FMEA) recently published this article by our rates manager, Jillian Jurczyk, in its 2024 winter edition of RELAY Magazine. Abstract Many utilities' costs and rates are misaligned. The limitation of early metering technology...
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