Demand-Metered Electric Bills
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Meter # 21394937
RATE E200 GENERAL SERVICE
Electric Service Charges 13269 kWh at a cost of $1,684.96
Average Daily Cost for Electric $58.1021
Amount of Electricity Used
kWh
KW
Aug 28,2015
Present Reading (act.)
152008
438.23
Jul 30,2015
Previous Reading(act.)
138739
398.80
Electricity Used
13269
39.4
Cost for Electricity Used (for 1.0 months)
a ENERGY DELIVERY CHARGES:
Basic Service Charge
1.0 Mos @
84.00
84.00
Delivery Svc Chg
13269 kWh @
0.00556
73.78
MFC Admin Chg
13269 kWh @
0.00011
1.46
Transition Adj
13269 kWh @
0.00007
0.93
Bill Credit
13269 kWh @ -0.00106
-14.07
SBC/RPS Chgs
13269 kWh @
0.00850
112.79
Misc. Charges
13269 kWh @ -0.00207
-27.47
NYS Assessment
13269 kWh @
0.00071
9.42
RDM Chg
13269 kWh @
0.00139
18.44
b Demand Delivery Charges:
Delivery Svc Chg
39.4 KW @
8.420 X 1.0
331.75
Total Delivery Chrgs
591.03
ENERGY SUPPLY CHARGES:
(You may choose another supplier for this part of your service)
MFC Supply Chg
13269 kWh @
0.00036
4.78
Market Price
13269 kWh @
0.07184
953.24
Market Price Adj
13269 kWh @
0.00080
10.62
Total Supply Chrgs
968.64
NYS & Local Taxes and Surcharges
0.48
Sales Tax
@
8.000%
124.81
TOTAL ELECTRICITY COST
$1,684.96
For this billing period, the average cost of energy we
purchased for you was $0.07300 per kWh (excluding taxes).
You can use this number to compare our price to other
suppliers' prices.
Graph (black bars = actual)
YOUR RECENT ELECTRIC USAGE
The following example explains the line items found on demand-metered electric bills for our
non-residential customers (excluding those customers eligible for the Hourly Pricing Provision) that
differ from the previous example of residential electric bills.
Delivery Service Charges
Non-residential demand metered electric bills include two
separate delivery service charges which are based on
(a) energy consumption, and (b) demand. This is due to the
variability in the amount of electricity that commercial and
industrial customers use overall (consumption) and it is also
due to the unpredictability in the amount of electricity that
the customer may require to meet their needs at any given
point in time (demand).
With deregulation, customers are able to choose their electric
and natural gas suppliers. Unbundled bills allow customers
to see and compare supply prices so that they can make
informed decisions.
a Energy Delivery Service Charge: The cost to deliver electricity
to customers, whether purchased from Central Hudson or
another supplier. This portion of the bill is based on the
consumption of electricity measured in kWhrs.
b Demand Delivery Service Charge: The cost to meet the
maximum delivery requirements of customers at any given
point in time, whether purchased from Central Hudson or
another supplier. This portion of the bill is based on the demand
requirements of electricity measured in kW or kilowatts of
demand. The demand charge will be the highest average kW
measured in a 15-minute interval during the month for which
the bill is rendered.
All other line items on the face of a non-residential demand
metered electric bill are the same as explained on the
residential electric bill.