Petersburg Power Plant

About Petersburg Power Plant

Electricity suppliers must regularly report the total number of customers signed up for their services to government agencies. Recently the provider disclosed a total of 2,108 customers signed up for their services. Exactly 1,372 of these are residential accounts, 707 are commercial customers and 29 are industrial properties. The residential electricity price for consumers of Petersburg Power Plant is, on average, 12.27 cents per kilowatt hour. Luckily for their consumers, this price is lower than both the state and United States average rates of 23.77 and 15.76 cents per kilowatt hour, respectively. A total of 50,156 megawatt hours were sold via retail sales in 2019 by the supplier. Electricity production and wholesale power purchases made up 25.73% and 74.27%, respectively, of the total electricity sourced. Power facilities owned by the company produced 14,488 megawatt hours and an additional 41,809 were acquired via wholesale channels. Their revenue for 2019 from electricity activities was $5,313,000, with 100.00% coming from retail sales to end users.

The average residential electricity bill for a consumer of Petersburg Power Plant is $162.24 per month. The company is able to generate 13,565 megawatt hours from hydroelectric power facilities, which makes them the 13th largest producer of hydroelectric power in the state out of 54 companies. Petersburg Power Plant is the 1897th largest supplier out of 3526 electricity companies in the nation based on total megawatt hours sold. Electricity generation from sustainable fuels by the company totals 13,565 megawatt hours, which ranks the supplier 14th in the state out of the 54 companies we track.