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General Service Price Plan for businesses

The General Service Price Plan offers a chance to take advantage of SRP business prices with steady, predictable energy use.



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    How it works

    This plan rewards predictability in your business’s energy use.

    Your energy charge is calculated using “stretcher blocks,” which means the price per kilowatt-hour (kWh) decreases as your kWh consumption increases relative to your electric demand (kilowatts used).

    Stretcher block pricing works best for business customers that can keep their energy use as stable or as flat as possible — avoiding spikes in demand.


    Pricing

    See how prices are calculated in each stretcher block and the additional charges you can expect on this plan.

    Prices per kWh *If no billing demand, all remaining kWh.
    Winter (Nov. through April)
    10.33¢ First 350 kWh
    AM
    PM
    12 a.m.
    12 a.m.
     
    9.93¢ Next 180 kWh per kW*
    AM
    PM
    12 a.m.
    12 a.m.
     
    9.26¢ Next 155 kWh per kW
    AM
    PM
    12 a.m.
    12 a.m.
     
    7.59¢ all additional kWh
    AM
    PM
    12 a.m.
    12 a.m.


    Summer (May/June/Sept./Oct.)
    11.87¢ First 350 kWh
    AM
    PM
    12 a.m.
    12 a.m.
     
    11.47¢ Next 180 kWh per kW*
    AM
    PM
    12 a.m.
    12 a.m.
     
    9.91¢ Next 155 kWh per kW
    AM
    PM
    12 a.m.
    12 a.m.
     
    7.72¢ all additional kWh
    AM
    PM
    12 a.m.
    12 a.m.


    Summer Peak (July/Aug.)
    14.05¢ First 350 kWh
    AM
    PM
    12 a.m.
    12 a.m.
     
    12.82¢ Next 180 kWh per kW*
    AM
    PM
    12 a.m.
    12 a.m.
     
    10.97¢ Next 155 kWh per kW
    AM
    PM
    12 a.m.
    12 a.m.
     
    8.72¢ all additional kWh
    AM
    PM
    12 a.m.
    12 a.m.


    In addition to per-kilowatt-hour charges, demand charges and a service charge apply. They are as follows:

    • Summer demand charge: $4.73
    • Summer Peak demand charge: $7.13
    • Winter demand charge: $4.37
    • Monthly service charge: $15.16 plus meter charge (CT/PT $33.78 or demand/non-demand $13.67)

    Note that the demand charges applies to all kW greater than 5 kW for the highest 15-minute demand during the billing cycle. The higher the load factor, the lower the price per kWh.

    Customize this plan for your business

    Download our list of service ridersDocument is a PDF to see how these plans work with your business.

    How is this plan different from General Service Time-of-Use?

    The biggest difference is that the General Service price plan is designed for businesses that use energy in predictable and stable amounts. The Time-of-Use price plan allows for more variability.

    Let’s compare the General Service (E-36) and Time-of-Use (E-32) price plans side by side.


    		 General Service Time‑of‑Use General Service
    Plan / contract terms
    • No minimum contract length
    • Subject to equipment availability
    • Summer period is May-June and Sept.-Oct.
    • Summer peak period is July and Aug.
    • Winter period is Nov.-April
    • Special meter may be required
    • No minimum contract length
    • Summer period is May-June and Sept.-Oct.
    • Summer peak period is July and Aug.
    • Winter period is Nov.-April
    • Special meter may be required
    Power source
    • Gas, coal, hydroelectric, nuclear, solar
    • Gas, coal, hydroelectric, nuclear, solar
    Special offers
    • Automatic bill payment (SurePay)
    • Custom Due Date
    • Automatic bill payment (SurePay)
    • Custom Due Date
    Fees to switch energy providers
    • None to customer
    • None to customer
    Billing
    • Time‑of‑Use hours
    • Stretcher blocks

    Ready to change your price plan?

    Think the General Service price plan would be a good fit for your business? Call (602) 236-8833(602) 236-8833 to make the switch. We’re here to help 24/7.

    For more information, see the General Service Price PlanDocument is a PDF sheet
    (excludes temporary price reduction).

    View the rate book with the temporary May - October 2026 pricesDocument is a PDF

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