Power & Solar Rate Restructure

The Kaysville City Power Commission has recommended a Power and Solar rate restructure. After community involvement, research and discussion, a Solar Rate Restructure was agreed upon and passed by the City Council.  

STUDY RESULTS - RATE DESIGN

Residential Rate Design – Schedule A Proposal (until AMI is available)

Tier 1 Rate (0-1,000 kwh): $0.08613

Tier 2 Rate: (all over 1,000 kwh): $0.09717

Customer Charge: $9.00

$3.37/month impact (or 4%) on a typical customer

Solar Credit $0.06608 (for future customers)

$3.93/month decrease (or 5%) in solar credits versus today’s solar rate design. The Power Board recommends no changes for current customers until 2033.

Related Documents

  1. 2016 Electric Rate Study (PDF)
  2. 2016 Electric Rate Study (PPT)
  3. November 2, 2017 Rate Study Recommendations
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