Norris Public Power District

About Norris Public Power District

Norris Public Power District provides electricity to 39 cities throughout the state of Nebraska and is considered a political subdivision. Norris Public Power District averages 9.95 cents per kilowatt hour charged to their consumers for residential electricity, which is 15.31% below the average state rate of 11.75 cents. They had total sales and disposition of 1,178,101 megawatt hours in 2023, of which 1,074,936 megawatt hours were from retail sales. The electricity sourced by Norris Public Power District is made up of primarily wholesale purchased megawatt hours, with 1,176,054 procured by the company. The company had $92,457,400 in 2023. Exactly $3,795,000 of that revenue came from electricity sales on the wholesale energy market and $87,793,400 came from retail electricity sales.

The Nebraska average monthly residential electric bill is $113.82, while the Norris Public Power District average is 21.80% higher at $144.17 per month. Norris Public Power District is the 125th ranked supplier in the state for average monthly bill total. The provider's customers deal with an average of 1.78 electrical outages per consumer a year. These outages are an average of 238.92 minutes, while the nationwide average is 1.44 outages per consumer and 123.49 minutes each outage. The company is not associated with any electricity production facilities and all of the power that they sell to their consumers must be purchased from other providers.