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In 1912, the City of Northwood established its light plant. The City of Northwood purchases its wholesale electricity from two sources: Western Area Power Administration and Missouri River Energy Services. WAPA is an agency within the US Department of Energy that markets electricity in this region generated by hydroelectric power plants along the Missouri River. Missouri River Energy Services is an organization of more than 50 communities in the states of North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota and Iowa, that own and operate municipal electrical systems. The power is then wheeled through Minnkota Power's transmission lines to the City of Northwood. These circumstances permit Northwood to offer power at unusually low rates. Your payment is made to the City of Northwood and it is your power system.

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Electric Rates

Residential

Customer Charge $12.00/Month

Energy Charge

        First 1,200 kwh $ .067/kwh

        All additional kwh $ .051/kwh

 

Small Commercial

Customer Charge $18.00/Month

Energy Charge

        First 1,000 kwh $ .071/kwh

        All additional kwh $ .060/kwh

 

Large Commercial (Customers with a Peak Demand of 30KW or greater)

Customer Charge $27.00/Month

Energy Charge

        All kwh $ .041/kwh

Demand Charge $ 6.75/KW

 

Industrial (Customers with a Peak Demand of 1MW or greater)

Customer Charge $50.00/Month

Energy Charge

        All kwh $ .037/kwh

Demand Charge $ 9.50/KW

 

Controlled Off Peak Heating

All kwh $ .032/kwh

*All utility rates given are net rates based on receipt of payment by the fifteenth of the month. Gross rates are five percent higher

Rate for Off-Peak electric

  1. An off-peak rate of $0.032 per kWh on all energy used only for electric heat shall be available to all residential, small commercial, and large commercial customers, including each customer user of a multiple user unit operating off a single electric meter, as in the case of apartments, which are now being assessed according to the residential rate schedule for each unit so connected and operating off a single meter.
  2. All energy used only for electric heat must be metered through a second meter or a second deduct meter. The usage recorded on the second deduct meter shall be deducted from the main meter and shall be billed at $0.032 per kWh. In the case of a standard second meter, the usage on the second meter will be billed at $0.032 per kWh.
  3. Said off-peak rate shall not be granted without prior application by customer and approval by City Council.

 

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