Fremont Utilities
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About Fremont Utilities
Fremont Utilities supplies electricity to 2 cities and is considered a municipally owned entity. There are 15,993 customers of the provider. Exactly 13,523 of them are residential properties, 1,925 are commercial customer accounts and 545 of them are industrial customers. Fremont Utilities has an average residential electricity price of 10.80 cents per kilowatt hour, which is 1.10% lower than Nebraska's average price of 10.92 cents. This ranks the company 61st out of 150 companies in the state for lowest average electricity rate. In 2020 they sold 471,422 megawatt hours to end users (known as retail sales) and 245,094 megawatt hours to other companies via the wholesale market. The electricity sourced by Fremont Utilities is made up of multiple sources including megawatt hours they produce in their power plants and additional megawatt hours purchased by way of the wholesale market. These two categories make up 59.32% and 40.68%, respectively, of the total electricity sourced by the company. The total revenue for Fremont Utilities in 2020 from electricity sales was $46,309,200, with 7.17% coming from sales to the wholesale electricity market and 92.83% from retail sales to end users.
The average residential electricity bill for a consumer of Fremont Utilities is $98.88. Electricity production plants owned or managed by the supplier use non-renewable fuel sources to generate 66.21% of their total electricity generation, or 399,704 megawatt hours. This total ranks them at 5th in the state out of 149 companies. Fremont Utilities is the 664th largest supplier out of 3509 electricity companies in the nation based on total megawatt hours sold. The provider is 161st in the country out of 3509 providers for megawatt hours generated from solar energy.
Fremont Utilities allows consumers to take part in net metering programs. This makes it easier for residents in the area to install solar and other electricity options as they have the ability to sell unneeded wattage back into the grid.
All companies who transmit electricity suffer from some amount of energy loss via heat dissipation or alternative factors. Fremont Utilities is no different, as they have a yearly loss of roughly 8.63% of the total electricity they produce. These averages enable us to compare and contrast the numerous suppliers who operate throughout the United States. Fremont Utilities has earned a rank of 1363rd best out of 3509 companies who report energy loss in the nation and 22nd best out of 149 in Nebraska.
Fremont Utilities Rate & Electric Bills
Fremont Utilities residential electric rates are highest in January and the highest average bill is in June.
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Fremont Utilities Overview
- Company Type:Municipal
- Headquarters:400 East Military Avenue
Fremont, Nebraska 68025
United States of America - Director/Superintendent:Joey Spellerberg
Fremont Utilities Contact
- Website:www.fremontne.gov
- Customer Service Phone:(402) 727-2630
- Social Media:
Fremont Utilities Service
- Rates & Plans:www.fremontne.gov
- Outage Phone:(402) 727-2600
- States Served:
- Nebraska
- Counties Served:
- Dodge County
- Major Cities Served:
- Fremont
- Inglewood
- Ames CDP
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Quick Facts About Fremont Utilities
Fremont Utilities participates in the wholesale electricity market, purchasing power generated by other providers before reselling to their customers.
Fremont Utilities is ranked 279th in the United States for total electricity production, producing 603,706 megawatt hours.
Fremont Utilities produces 204,002 megawatt hours (or 33.79% of their total generation) from the use of sustainable fuel types in their power production plants.
Fremont Utilities' generation facilities generate 14,446.51 megawatt hours from natural gas.
Roughly 63.82% of Fremont Utilities' total electricity comes from the use of coal.
Fremont Utilities generates 199,575 megawatt hours of electricity from wind turbines, which is the 13th largest amount out of 149 providers that we track in the state.
Energy Loss
Fremont Utilities' energy loss due to business operations.
Total Energy Loss
71,593MWh
1363 National Rank
Fremont Utilities Coverage Map
Fremont Utilities State Coverage
| State | Customers | Sales ($) | State Rank Based On Revenue | % of Provider's Residential Sales in State |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nebraska | 15,993 | 44,521,299 | 9 | 100% |
Fremont Utilities County Coverage
| County | Population | Providers | Avg. County Rate (¢) | Avg. Electric Bill |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dodge County | 37,167 | 6 | 12.07 | $159.35/mo |
Cities Fremont Utilities Has Coverage
- Fremont, NE
- Inglewood, NE
* City coverage generated based on government data. Always verify you can get service from the provider.
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Fremont Utilities FAQ:
Who is the CEO of Fremont Utilities?
The current CEO of Fremont Utilities is Joey Spellerberg.
What percentage of Fremont Utilities' electricity is produced using renewable fuel sources?
Fremont Utilities produces 33.79% of their electricity from renewable fuels.
How much is the average bundled bill for Fremont Utilities customers each month?
The average monthly bundled electric bill for customers of Fremont Utilities is $98.88. The Nebraska average bundled bill is $112.23 and the US average is $112.23.
What is the phone number for Fremont Utilities?
You can reach Fremont Utilities by phone via (402) 727-2630.
What is the average bundled electricity rate for Fremont Utilities customers?
The average bundled price of electricity for customers of Fremont Utilities is 10.80 cents per kilowatt hour (¢/kWh).
What cities does Fremont Utilities sell electricity in?
Fremont Utilities supplies to 2 cities.
What percentage of Fremont Utilities' electricity is produced from nonrenewable fuel types?
Electric production plants owned by or associated with Fremont Utilities produce 66.21% of their electricity from nonrenewable fuels.
