City of Geneva Electric
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About City of Geneva Electric
City of Geneva Electric is a municipally owned entity supplying electricity in Geneva, Illinois and rural areas of Kane County. Electricity providers must regularly report the total number of customers signed up for their services to government agencies. In the most recent report the supplier reported a total of 9,127 residential customers, 1,948 commercial accounts and 19 industrial customers receiving their services. This is the entirety of their customers. City of Geneva Electric's average residential electricity price per kilowatt hour is 12.71 cents per kilowatt hour, which is 18.06% lower than Illinois' average price of 15.50 cents. This makes the company 12th out of 78 companies in the state for lowest average electricity rate. A total of 357,514 megawatt hours were sold through retail sales in 2023 by the company. The megawatt hours sourced by the supplier came from a blend of electricity production from electricity plants owned by City of Geneva Electric and supplementary megawatt hours that they acquired via wholesale channels. Their total revenue in 2023 from electricity activities was $38,323,000, with 92.52% coming from retail sales to end users.
The US average monthly residential power bill is $143.38, while the City of Geneva Electric average is 26.66% below at $105.16 per month. This is the 654th lowest average monthly bill amount for a supplier in the United States. Production by the provider from natural gas totals 3,655 megawatt hours, which is roughly 100.00% of their total production. City of Geneva Electric ranks as the 564th highest electricity generator out of 3530 providers in the US. City of Geneva Electric is the 562nd largest electricity company out of 3530 suppliers in the US based on total megawatt hours sold.
Consumers of City of Geneva Electric are able to participate in net metering solutions, which is a positive for both parties. Net metering makes solar panel installation more economically feasible as it gives the ability for people to sell electricity back to their electricity provider.
Electricity providers routinely submit reports for energy lost through heat dissipation and other causes to government agencies who track infrastructure efficiencies. City of Geneva Electric recently reported a loss of 0.85% of the electricity generation total. The state of Illinois has an energy loss average of 2.77% and the countrywide average is 2.43%, giving City of Geneva Electric a rank of 111th best out of 3530 providers who report energy loss in the United States.
City of Geneva Electric Rate & Electric Bills
City of Geneva Electric residential electric rates are highest in May and the highest average bill is in July.
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City of Geneva Electric Overview
- Company Type:Municipal
- Headquarters:22 South First Street
Geneva, Illinois 60134
United States of America - Director/Superintendent:Hal Wright
City of Geneva Electric Contact
- Website:www.geneva.il.us
- Customer Service Phone:(630) 232-1503
- Social Media:
City of Geneva Electric Service
- Rates & Plans:www.geneva.il.us
- Outage Phone:(630) 232-1503
- States Served:
- Illinois
- Counties Served:
- Kane County
- Major Cities Served:
Quick Facts About City of Geneva Electric
City of Geneva Electric participates in the wholesale electricity market, purchasing power produced by other providers and then reselling to their consumers.
City of Geneva Electric produces 100.00% of their total electricity generation from non-renewable fuels. The total electricity produced from non-renewable sources is 3,655 megawatt hours, which is 29th most in Illinois out of 111 suppliers.
City of Geneva Electric is faced with an average of 0.9 electrical outages per consumer per year. These outages last on average of 39.21 minutes. Compare this to the national averages of other providers at 1.44 outages per customer and 123.49 minutes each outage.
Energy Loss
City of Geneva Electric's energy loss due to business operations.
Total Energy Loss
3,077MWh
111 National Rank
Grid Reliability
Length & Frequency of City of Geneva Electric's Power Outages
39.21 min.
vs. national average of 123.49 min.
0.9 outages/yr
vs. national average of 1.44
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City of Geneva Electric Coverage Map
City of Geneva Electric State Coverage
| State | Customers | Sales ($) | State Rank Based On Revenue | % of Provider's Residential Sales in State |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Illinois | 11,022 | 53,805,882.03 | 21 | 100% |
City of Geneva Electric County Coverage
| County | Population | Providers | Avg. County Rate (¢) | Avg. Electric Bill |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kane County | 514,182 | 57 | 21.38 | $139.27/mo |
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City of Geneva Electric FAQ:
When will City of Geneva Electric power be restored?
The average number of minutes for an outage for City of Geneva Electric's consumers is 39.213 minutes.
What is the phone number for City of Geneva Electric?
City of Geneva Electric's customer service phone number is (630) 232-1503
Who is the CEO of City of Geneva Electric?
Hal Wright is the CEO of City of Geneva Electric.
What percentage of City of Geneva Electric's electricity is generated using nonrenewable fuel sources?
Power plants owned by or associated with City of Geneva Electric generate 100.00% of their electricity using nonrenewable fuel types.
How much is the average bundled bill for City of Geneva Electric customers each month?
Customers of City of Geneva Electric pay, on average, a monthly bundled bill of $105.16.
What is the average bundled electricity rate for City of Geneva Electric customers?
The average bundled rate of electricity for consumers of City of Geneva Electric is 12.71 cents per kilowatt hour (¢/kWh).
What percentage of City of Geneva Electric's electricity is produced from renewable fuels?
Power plants owned by or associated with City of Geneva Electric generate 0% of their electricity from renewable fuel types.
