North Carolina · EIA utility 15023

Piedmont Electric Member Corp

Residential electricity records · Cooperative

Annual average electricity bill

2024 to 2025

$178.66 → $185.81 per customer · +$7.15 change

Revenue per kWh+$0.34

Usage per customer+$6.81

Reported residential service
Year	Monthly bill	Monthly kWh	Revenue per kWh	Customers
2023 source workbook	$175.96	1,125.3	15.64¢	30,035
2024 source workbook	$178.66	1,145.5	15.60¢	30,334
2025 source workbook	$185.81	1,189.2	15.63¢	30,640

Changes in average monthly bill per reported customer
Periods	Earlier bill	Later bill	Bill change	Contribution from revenue per kWh	Contribution from usage
2023 to 2024	$175.96	$178.66	+$2.71	-$0.46	+$3.16
2024 to 2025	$178.66	$185.81	+$7.15	+$0.34	+$6.81

The utility reported 5,686 disconnection events in 2024.

One customer account can have multiple events. The rate uses the customer count in the same month of the EIA-112 survey.

2024 EIA residential nonpayment records
Month	Final notices	Disconnections	Reconnections	Customers	Disconnections per 1,000 customers
January 2024	38	602	572	30,023	20.1
February 2024	70	581	549	30,071	19.3
March 2024	59	473	444	30,040	15.7
April 2024	88	462	439	30,050	15.4
May 2024	81	405	386	30,022	13.5
June 2024	61	508	487	30,074	16.9
July 2024	68	537	510	30,061	17.9
August 2024	65	524	503	30,149	17.4
September 2024	72	420	394	30,148	13.9
October 2024	82	527	493	30,196	17.5
November 2024	76	265	248	30,238	8.8
December 2024	63	382	356	30,269	12.6

Average bill divides residential revenue by reported customers. Usage per customer divides residential kWh by the same count. Revenue per kWh divides total revenue by total kWh. Annual monthly averages divide each annual per-customer total by 12. Individual bills depend on usage, tariff and charges.
The contribution from revenue per kWh multiplies its change by the average of the two usage figures. The contribution from usage multiplies its change by the average of the two per-kWh figures. These contributions sum to the bill change before display rounding.
Utility annual rows use observed EIA-861 full-service residential data. A comparison requires matching form part and balancing-authority coverage. Monthly utility rows are reported full-service data from EIA-861M. State and national monthly totals include EIA adjustments. Compare the same calendar month across years to account for seasonality.
EIA-112 utility records match the EIA utility directory by unambiguous utility name and state. The report counts nonpayment events, including repeats on the same account. Reconnection totals cover events during the same month. State totals include EIA adjustments. An unavailable cell indicates missing or unmatched data.
Service counties come from the 2025 EIA-861 directory. A listed utility can serve part of a county. Bill averages on a utility page cover its reported customers across the state.