Wrangell, Alaska Electric Utility

About Wrangell, Alaska Electric Utility

Wrangell, Alaska Electric Utility is a municipally owned organization operating in Wrangell and, Alaska and additional areas of Wrangell City and Borough. Wrangell, Alaska Electric Utility's consumers purchase electricity for, on average, 13.17 cents per kilowatt hour, which is 46.52% lower than the average Alaska rate of 24.63 cents, a welcome circumstance for their customers. In 2019 they sold 89.98% of their total megawatt hours disposed to end users (known as retail sales). Electricity facilities owned by the company generated 1.62% of the megawatt hours sourced by the company and an additional 98.38% was purchased via wholesale channels. In 2019 the company had total electricity related revenue of $4,130,000, with 94.92% coming from retail sales.

The US average monthly residential electricity bill is $143.38, while the Wrangell, Alaska Electric Utility average is 3.47% less at $138.4 per month. This is the 1566th lowest average monthly bill amount for a provider in the nation. The supplier currently does not produce their own electricity. Instead, they must purchase that electricity at wholesale rates and then resell it to end users. Electricity generation plants owned by the supplier use non-renewable fuel types to generate 100.00% of their total electricity production, or 890 megawatt hours. They rank 437th out of 3530 companies in the nation. Electricity generation facilities associated with or owned by Wrangell, Alaska Electric Utility generate a total of 890 megawatt hours, which is the 30th highest amount in Alaska out of 3530 companies.