Residential (ER)

What this tariff charges

Energy rates

The charged price is the base rate plus its adjustment. Adjustments carry fuel and rider costs and are frequently most of the bill, so a comparison built on the base rate alone is meaningless.

Energy charge

What it costs at different usage levels

Effective rate includes the fixed charge, which is why it falls as usage rises.

Rooftop solar on this tariff

A 7 kW system costing $21,000 before incentives would save between $684 and $1,256 a year on this tariff, paying back in 17–31 years . No federal tax credit is included: Section 25D ended on December 31, 2025.

no sell rate filed, but this utility reports residential net metering - the range spans no export credit to full retail netting. Compare across this state →

The utility's own description

This schedule is for alternating current, single-phase or three-phase electric service, supplied at approximately 120 / 240, 120 / 208, or 277 / 480 volt electric service through a kilowatt-hour meter at a single point of delivery for all electric service required on the premises for residential purposes as determined by BCLP. Where 50% or more of the electrical energy supplied to a dwelling is used regularly for business, professional, or other gainful purposes, the electric service will be classified as commercial. However, if the wiring is so arranged that the electric service for residential purposes can be metered separately, this schedule will be applied to that portion of the electric service.