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Rates & Fees

May 2022 (Transition Month)

April 2022 (Transition Month)

March 2022 (Winter Month)

February 2022 Prices (Winter Month)

January 2022 Prices (Winter Month)

December 2021 Prices (Winter Month)  Price Changes Explained

November 2021 Prices (Transition Month)

October 2021 Prices (Transition Month)

September 21 Prices (Summer Season Rate)

To learn more about seasonal rates check out the Seasonal Rate Review. Looking for ways to save on energy? Check out Ways to Save!

Rates are subject to a Fuel Cost Adjustment (FCA) from the Tennessee Valley Authority. This mechanism allows TVA to adjust rates up or down as fuel and purchased-power costs rise and fall. It affects the energy (per kilowatt-hour) charges for all customers. MLEC retains NONE of the revenue from the FCA; the entire amount goes to TVA.


Residential Deposits and Partial Fee List: Deposit $275.00. Meter Fee $25.00. Membership $5.00

Prepay: Initial Start-up Payment $50.00. Meter Fee $25.00. Membership $5.00

Non-Residential: Contact MLEC for personal assistance

Contact your local office for additional fees and information.

 

CY2020 LPC Standard Service Disclosure

Seasonal Energy Pricing

What are seasonal rates?
Members pay a higher price in the summer (June-September) and winter (December-March) for electricity. During transitional months (April-May and October-November) prices are lower. The change is tied to TVA’s cost difference for supplying power in the different seasons.

Why does it cost TVA more to produce power in the summer and winter?
During a nice spring day, TVA can get by with using its hydroelectric dams, coal units and nuclear units to meet the demand for electricity. These are the cheapest ways for TVA to generate power. On a hot day, TVA must use more expensive ways to meet demand such as purchasing additional power from other generators to meet consumption demand.

Does this mean MLEC makes more profit during these times?
No. It just means it costs us more to buy power from TVA; therefore, we pass the cost difference through to our members. (MLEC’s portion of a residential member’s bill essentially remains in the Basic MLEC Service line item.)

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Meriwether Lewis Electric Cooperative
P.O. Box 240
Centerville, TN 37033 

Phone: 931-729-3558 


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