What Powers Your Bill
CoServ sets itself apart from for-profit utilities by having transparent, easy-to-understand bills with no fine print or surprise "Gotcha" language.
There are three main components to your CoServ electric bill:
- Energy purchases
- Transmission costs
- Distribution costs
Each one requires a different strategy to keep costs low - but the end result is the predictable electric rate you pay each month.
Learn more by checking out the articles below. You'll also find CEO Corner blogs from CoServ President and CEO Donnie Clary.
Pricing Features
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Delivering Value at the Flip of a Switch
In a world where inflation has increased the cost of nearly everything, CoServ Members still get value when they flip on the lights.
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The Price of Power: Breaking Down Distribution Costs
This month, we dig into the final part of electricity’s journey, the CoServ distribution system. The costs are 25 to 30% of your bill.
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The Price of Power: Beyond Your Local Grid, Transmission Costs Explained
Transmission costs account for about 15 to 20$ of your CoServ electric bill and are affected by coincident peak (CP) and statewide projects.
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The Price of Power: What Drives Energy Costs?
Supply and demand are the primary drivers of electricity prices, so as demand increases, wholesale prices tend to rise as well.
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CEO Corner: CoServ Rates Remain Steadfast in a Volatile Market
CoServ Members save an average of about $58 a month, or almost $700 a year, compared to their counterparts in the deregulated market.
