Douglas County PUD

About Douglas County PUD

Douglas County PUD provides electricity for 6 cities in the state such as the cities of East Wenatchee, Bridgeport, Waterville, Coulee Dam, and Rock Island. The entity is a political subdivision. A total of 15,869 residential accounts, 903 commercial customer accounts and 7 industrial customers are provided electricity by the company. On average, Douglas County PUD's patrons purchase residential electricity for 3.09 cents per kilowatt hour, which is 71.00% less than the average Washington rate of 10.67 cents. Douglas County PUD had total sales and disposition of 4,736,180 megawatt hours in 2021, of which 1,222,085 megawatt hours were from retail sales and 3,487,339 were through wholesale channels. The electricity sourced by the company is made up of multiple sources including megawatt hours they generate in their electricity facilities and additional megawatt hours acquired on wholesale channels. These two categories comprise 86.03% and 13.97%, respectively, of the total electricity sourced. Douglas County PUD made $155,318,000 in 2021. Exactly $111,084,000 of that revenue came from wholesale electricity sales and $38,958,000 came from sales to residential energy users.

Patrons of the provider have an average monthly residential electric bill of $70.17. This is 46.38% less than the US average bill of $130.88. Dams and other hydroelectric facilities associated with the electricity supplier generate 3,911,545 megawatt hours, making the company the 15th largest producer of hydroelectric power out of 3509 companies in the US. Based on megawatt hours produced, Douglas County PUD is the 184th largest out of 3509 providers in the US. Douglas County PUD ranks as the 184th highest total electricity generator out of 3509 companies in the country.