The San Antonio Report dissected a CPS Energy bill so customers can see exactly where costs are rising on their own bills.
The back of a residential customer’s recent CPS Energy bill.This is a fixed monthly charge to recover billing and metering. Billing costs include the paper the bill is printed on, the envelope and mailing costs. Metering covers the physical meter, transmission lines and poles, down to screws and bolts. Prior to the rate increase, this charge was $8.75.Sign upWhoops! There was an error and we couldn't process your subscription. Please reload the page and try again.
This charge ranges from an additional $0.015 per kWh to $0.045 per kWh, and depends on what CPS Energy pays for fuel each month, plus how much of those sources the utility uses. When the, which averages about $3.50 per month per customer. Regulatory adjustment As a part of the recent rate increase, the discount was increased from $12.30 to $16.14 per month for customers with electric and gas — an $11.67 discount on the electric portion of the bill and a $4.47 discount on gas. Before the rate increase, the discount was $8.55 for electricity and $3.75 for gas. CPS Energy offers otherIf a customer does not have natural gas service, these charges will not be seen on the bill.
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