Polk County Rural Public Power District

About Polk County Rural Public Power District

Polk County Rural Public Power District provides electricity to 5 cities throughout the state of Nebraska and is considered a political subdivision. The provider has 1,361 industrial customer accounts, 3,119 residential customers and 601 commercial customers spread throughout their service area whom they supply. Polk County Rural Public Power District's customers are charged an average residential electricity price of 10.74 cents per kilowatt hour , which is lower than both the Nebraska and the national average prices of 11.90 and 16.22 cents per kilowatt hour, respectively. About 81,102 megawatt hours were sold by the provider to retail end users in 2019 and 15,270 megawatt hours were sold to other providers via the wholesale market. The electricity sourced by the company is made up of primarily wholesale purchased megawatt hours, with 105,702 procured by the company. Their total revenue in 2019 from electricity activities was $11,786,300, with $10,733,300 coming from retail sales to end users and $1,053,000 from sales to the wholesale electricity market.

The Nebraska average monthly residential electric bill is $116.69, while the Polk County Rural Public Power District average is 55.06% higher at $195.63 per month. Polk County Rural Public Power District is the 144th ranked supplier in the state for average monthly bill total. Electricity generation is not part of the Polk County Rural Public Power District business model, as they purchase power at wholesale rates and then resell to their customers.