Crisp County Power Commission

About Crisp County Power Commission

Crisp County Power Commission is a political subdivision. The largest county served by Crisp County Power Commission is Crisp County, but the company also provides electricity in 2 counties in the state. The provider recently disclosed a total of 12,495 total customers, 76.20% of which are residential customers, 23.35% are commercial customer accounts and 0.45% are industrial accounts. Crisp County Power Commission averages 14.24 cents per kilowatt hour billed to their customers for residential electricity, which is 4.56% lower than the average Georgia rate of 14.92 cents. Of the 396,062 megawatt hours the company sold and dispossessed, 385,175 were via sales to end users. The electricity sourced by the provider came from a mix of electricity generation from electricity plants owned by Crisp County Power Commission and supplementary megawatt hours that they acquired on wholesale channels. They generated 43,628 megawatt hours and purchased 352,434 wholesale megawatt hours. Through sales to retail customers , Crisp County Power Commission earned $48,789,500 in 2023.

Customers of the provider pay an average monthly residential electricity bill of $194.04. This is 25.29% higher than the Georgia average of $157.78. The supplier produces 97.98% of their total number of megawatt hours generated, which is 42,859 megawatt hours, from renewable fuel types. Dams and other hydroelectric facilities associated with the electricity supplier generate 42,859 megawatt hours, ranking the provider as the 119th largest generator of hydroelectric power in the United States out of 3530 companies. Crisp County Power Commission is the 42nd largest electricity company out of 94 electricity companies in the state based on total megawatt hours sold.