Pennsylvania · EIA utility 3329

Borough of Chambersburg - (PA)

Residential electricity records · Municipal

Annual average electricity bill

2024 to 2025

$97.95 → $103.26 per customer · +$5.30 change

Revenue per kWh+$2.50

Usage per customer+$2.80

Reported residential service
Year	Monthly bill	Monthly kWh	Revenue per kWh	Customers
2023 source workbook	$83.63	796.9	10.49¢	9,798
2024 source workbook	$97.95	819.6	11.95¢	9,914
2025 source workbook	$103.26	842.7	12.25¢	9,952

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	$83.63	$97.95	+$14.32	+$11.78	+$2.54
2024 to 2025	$97.95	$103.26	+$5.30	+$2.50	+$2.80

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.
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