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Basic Generation
Service may vary depending on rate class and seasonal rates. In this sample bill, the
price to compare is 12.6094 cents per kilowatt hour (kWh) winter rate. To save
money, you must buy your Basic Generation Service from an electric generation
supplier at a price THAT IS LESS THAN JCP&L’s price to compare.
Residential Service
Every bill indicates the rate and any special Residential Service (see Example 1)
provisions of the rate under which the customer
receiving that bill is charged. For example, the Residential Off-Peak Water Heating
designation “Residential” indicates the customer Service Restricted Rate (see Example 2)
is being billed under JCP&L’s Residential Rate Residential Controlled Water Heating
with no special provisions. Service Restricted Rate (see Example 3)
The rate under which your account is billed is Residential Time-of-Day Service
shown on the top section of pages 1 and 3 of (see Example 4)
your bill. A complete list of Residential Rate
classifications can be found to the right. Residential Time-of-Day Solar Water
Heating Service (see Example 4)
Residential Geothermal & Heat Pump
Service (see Example 5)
RATES
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Example 1 Example 2
RS–Residential Service RS-OPWH–Residential Service with Off-Peak Water Heating
Special Provision “a”
This Service Classification is available to individual residential dwelling units, associated
incidental nonresidential use and separately metered auxiliary residential use. Customers on this rate have electric water heaters and a separate meter, which measures
electricity used to heat water during off-peak hours (8 p.m. to 8 a.m. EST, 9 p.m. to
Customers using 1,200 kWh per month 9 a.m. DST). The water heater measures only the kWh used to heat water during off-peak
Summer Rate (June - September) would compute their bills as follows: hours. The regular (RS) meter measures all the kWh used. When calculating bills, the
kWh registered on the off-peak meter are subtracted from the RS meter kWh. All off-peak
Customer Charge $2.20 Customer Charge.............................. $2.20 water heating kWh are billed a Basic Generation Service Charge* of 11.8559¢ when
Basic Generation Svc.* winter rates apply, and 12.8088¢ when summer rates apply. In addition, all off-peak
First 600 kWh @ 12.3378¢ per kWh 600 kWh x .123378.......................... 74.03 water heating kWh are billed a Delivery Charge of 4.3224¢ throughout the year. A
Over 600 kWh @ 13.2636¢ per kWh 600 kWh x .132636.......................... 79.58 monthly supplemental Customer Charge of $1.14 also is applied to these accounts.
Delivery Charges (This provision is no longer available and is restricted to those locations where it is
First 600 kWh @ 4.2880¢ per kWh 600 kWh x .042880.......................... 25.73 now installed.)
Over 600 kWh @ 9.1016¢ per kWh 600 kWh x .091016.......................... 54.61
Total Bill $236.15
Example 4 Example 5
RT–Residential Time-of-Day Service RGT–Residential Geothermal & Heat Pump Service
Customers who elect this rate receive a reduced kWh charge for kWh used off-peak This Service Classification is available for residential customers residing in individual
(8 p.m. to 8 a.m. EST, 9 p.m. to 9 a.m. DST, Monday through Friday and all weekend residential structures – or in separately metered residences in multiple-unit residential
hours) and receive a higher kWh charge for kWh used during on-peak hours (8 a.m. to structures – where the primary source of heat is a type of electric heating system that
8 p.m. EST, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. DST, Monday through Friday). meets certain energy-efficiency standards.
Customers using 300 kWh on-peak and Customers using 300 kWh on-peak and
900 kWh off-peak per month would 900 kWh off-peak per month would
Summer Rate (June - September) compute their bills as follows: Summer Rate (June - September) compute their bills as follows:
Customer Charge $5.28 Customer Charge.............................. $5.28 Customer Charge $5.28 Customer Charge.............................. $5.28
Basic Generation Svc.* Basic Generation Svc.*
On-peak kWh @ 19.7115¢ per kWh 300 kWh x .197115.......................... 59.13 On-peak kWh @ 19.7115¢ per kWh 300 kWh x .197115.......................... 59.13
Off-peak kWh @ 8.2660¢ per kWh 900 kWh x .082660.......................... 74.39 Off-peak kWh @ 8.2660¢ per kWh 900 kWh x .082660.......................... 74.39
Delivery Charges Delivery Charges
On-peak kWh @ 7.4402¢ per kWh 300 kWh x .074402.......................... 22.32 On-peak kWh @ 7.4402¢ per kWh 300 kWh x .074402.......................... 22.32
Off-peak kWh @ 4.8468¢ per kWh 900 kWh x .048468.......................... 43.62 Off-peak kWh @ 4.8468¢ per kWh 900 kWh x .048468.......................... 43.62
Total Bill $204.74 Total Bill $204.74
Customers using 300 kWh on-peak and Customers using a total of 2,000 kWh
900 kWh off-peak per month would per month would compute their bills
Winter Rate (October - May) compute their bills as follows: Winter Rate (October - May) as follows:
Customer Charge $5.28 Customer Charge.............................. $5.28 Customer Charge $5.28 Customer Charge.............................. $5.28
Basic Generation Svc.* Basic Generation Svc.* @ 12.6094¢ per kWh 2,000 kWh x .126094..................... 252.19
On-peak kWh @ 17.9277¢ per kWh 300 kWh x .179277.......................... 53.78 Delivery Charges @ 5.3277¢ per kWh 2,000 kWh x .053277..................... 106.55
Off-peak kWh @ 8.6206¢ per kWh 900 kWh x .086206.......................... 77.59
Delivery Charges Total Bill $364.02
On-peak kWh @ 6.1482¢ per kWh 300 kWh x .061482.......................... 18.44
Off-peak kWh @ 4.8468¢ per kWh 900 kWh x .048468.......................... 43.62
Total Bill $198.71
Customers on the RT rate with solar water heating systems using electric water heaters as
a backup will have a $1.33 reduction in the customer charge ($3.95 instead of the $5.28 as
shown in the example for RT).