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E400* Series#

This rate applies to commercial accounts with average monthly demand of 750 kilowatts (kW) or greater. This rate includes:

  • Electric energy - Total amount of electricity used in a month (measured in kWh), plus fixed charges for metering and billing
  • Facility demand - The facility's highest one-hour average demand during the billing period, or 75% of the highest demand for the previous 11 months. (Facility demand charges cover the cost of the operation, maintenance and replacement of the electric distribution system used to serve customers. The greater the demand each customer requires of the electric system, the greater the cost to operate, maintain and replace the electric distribution system.)
  • Coincident peak - The facility's demand for electricity during the time when electricity demand systemwide is highest

Learn the difference between facility demand and coincident peak.

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E-400* (GS-750) Monthly Electric Rates
includes PILOT - payment in lieu of taxes 
Electric Energy
Fixed Charge, per account
$35.05
Additional charge for metering each additional metering point
$21.38
Energy Charge
Summer (Jun-Sept)
4.37¢ per kWh
Non-Summer (Oct-May)
4.37¢ per kWh
Facility Demand Charge
First 750 kW of Facility Demand, per kW
$11.75 per kW
All additional kW of Facility Demand, per kW
$6.94 per kW
Coincident Peak Demand Charge
Summer (Jun-Sept)
$14.73 per kW
Non-Summer (Oct-May)
$11.55 per kW
Actual rates charged may vary slightly due to rounding.

E400-E420+ are the rate codes printed on the monthly bill.  Rate codes may also begin with the letter A or B for service in annexed areas where additional Rural Electric Association (REA) service rights fees apply.  Fees equal to 5% are added to A rates and 25% service rights fees are added to B rates.

Prices effective January 2022.

Check out our printable rates sheet for more information.

Additional charges apply to E400 Series accounts that are secondary metered and/or do not own their own transformers. Service charges also may apply.

Important details are not included in this summary. Information about power-factor requirements and charges, standby service, parallel generation or special services are included in the Fort Collins City Code Chapter 26, starting with section 26-462.

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