Commercial and Industrial Rates

Water & Wastewater Fees to Increase

Service Regulations & Charges

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Adopted Non-Residential Electric Rates Effective May 1, 2025

• R.B.2 Small Power Service
• R.B.3 Medium Power Service
• R.B.27 Small Power Service Whole Business
• R.B.6 Large Power Service Owning Transmission (not open to new customers)
• R.B.12 Buy All Sell All
• R.B.24 Standby Service Rider
• R.B.25 Medium Power Service Coincident Peak
• R.B.32 Large General Service
• R.B.33 Large General Service Owning Transmission

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Adopted Non-Residential Water & Wastewater Rates Effective May 1, 2025

Service Regulations & Charges

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Adopted Non-Residential Water & Wastewater Rates Effective May 1, 2026

Notes About the Proposed Increase

• PWC’s residential water and wastewater usage charges are not increasing.
• The Basic Facility Charge is rising in small amounts over the next two years to fund operational costs and keep your services reliable.  
• The Drinking Water Basic Facility Charge will raise by $1.25 on May 1, 2025,and again raise by $1.25 on May 1, 2026. 
• The Wastewater Basic Facility Charge will raise by $2 on May 1, 2025,and again by $2 on May 1, 2026. 
• The Basic Facility Charge covers the costs of maintaining the utility system.
  • These costs are fixed and must be paid regardless of how much you use.
  • These expenses include maintaining power poles, power lines, substations, water and sewer mains, equipment, meters, billing, and staffing.
  • Each service has its own charge due to varying associated costs.
  • Charges are periodically reviewed to ensure all essential expenses are covered.
  • The Basic Facility Charge ensures that all customers contribute fairly to maintaining reliable services.