Low Income (A-60)
If you are a residential customer and meet both of the requirements listed below then you may be eligible for a discount on your monthly electric bill.
- You are the head of the household or principal wage earner.
- You must be presently receiving Supplemental Security Income from the Social Security Administration, be eligible for the low-income home energy assistance program, or one of the following from appropriate Rhode Island agencies: Medicaid, Food Stamps, General Public Assistance or Family Independence Program Assistance (formerly AFDC).
Rates for Delivery Service
(For definitions of these charges, please view
About Your Bill.)
Distribution Charges
December - March
First 450 kWhs
Next 750 kWhs
kWhs in excess of 1200 kWhs
April - November
First 450 kWhs
kWhs in excess of 450 kWhs |
0.382¢/kWh
3.055¢/kWh
2.548¢/kWh
0.382¢/kWh
3.055¢/kWh
|
| Transmission Charge1 |
0.879¢/kWh |
| Transition Charge |
0.322¢/kWh |
| Conservation Charge | 0.230¢/kWh |
| Water Heater Credit (first 750 kWh) | 0.132¢/kWh |
1*Includes a Transmission charge of 0.338¢ and a Transmission Adjustment Charge of 0.541¢.
Rates for Supplier Services
View our
Supply Costs area for details on our
Standard Offer Service and
Last Resort Service pricing.
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