F frank cinker Member Location Pennsylvania Sep 26, 2007 #1 Is the customer charged for the kilowatt demand AND KWHs usage for a one month billing period? Could you give me a simple example? Thank you.
Is the customer charged for the kilowatt demand AND KWHs usage for a one month billing period? Could you give me a simple example? Thank you.
bob Senior Member Location Alabama Sep 26, 2007 #2 frank cinker said: Is the customer charged for the kilowatt demand AND KWHs usage for a one month billing period? Could you give me a simple example? Thank you. Click to expand... That is the utilities call. If you have a kwh-demand meter, then you are charged for the kwh's and the demand charge. A typical demand charge is $5.00 per kw. If your demand 10 kw, the charge would be $50.00 + the charge for the kwh's.
frank cinker said: Is the customer charged for the kilowatt demand AND KWHs usage for a one month billing period? Could you give me a simple example? Thank you. Click to expand... That is the utilities call. If you have a kwh-demand meter, then you are charged for the kwh's and the demand charge. A typical demand charge is $5.00 per kw. If your demand 10 kw, the charge would be $50.00 + the charge for the kwh's.
J jtester Senior Member Location Las Cruces N.M. Sep 27, 2007 #3 Where I'm located, a commercial customer with a demand of less than 50 kw can select either a demand/energy rate or just an energy rate. The demand/energy rate is $15.00 per kw plus $.05 per kwh. The energy rate is $.12 per kwh. Jim T
Where I'm located, a commercial customer with a demand of less than 50 kw can select either a demand/energy rate or just an energy rate. The demand/energy rate is $15.00 per kw plus $.05 per kwh. The energy rate is $.12 per kwh. Jim T