PUD rates are set by the Board of Commissioners. The rates are divided into “schedules,” depending on the type of service you receive.

As of October 1, 2017, residential billing rates are about 10.4 cents per kilowatt-hour. See Schedule 7 for full details.

NOTE: PUD monthly billing is based on a 27- to 34-day cycle. Anything above or below will be pro-rated accordingly.

Electric Utility Rates (to view in a single document, see "Electric Rates" file to the right)

• Residential Service* (Schedule 7)
• Commercial Service
• Small Loads (Schedule 25)
• Medium Loads (Schedule 20)
• Time of Use (Schedule 24)
• Unmetered Special Continuous Service (Schedule 23)
• Industrial Service (>5 Megawatts)
• Large Primary Loads (Schedule 36)
• New Large Single Loads (Schedule 37)
• Large 115 kV Service (Schedule 38)
• Market-based Service (Schedule 50)
• Renewable Energy Programs
• Carbon Solutions* (Schedule 80)
• Customer-owned Generation
• Facilities Smaller than 100 kW (Schedule 90)
• Net Metering Program* (Schedule 200)
• Demand Exchange (Schedule 210)
• Adjustments, Terms & Conditions of Service, and Limitations of Liability (Schedule 82)

*These rate schedules apply to residential customers. Schedules 80 and 200 apply to both residential and business customers.

Street Lighting Rates (to view in a single document, see "Street Lighting Rates" file to the right)

• Municipal Street Lighting Service (Schedule 1)
• Area Lighting Service (Schedule 3)
• Municipal Owned and Maintained Street Lighting Service (Schedule 4)
• Suburban Street Lighting Service (Schedule 5)