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Educational Institutions Rate Plans

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For Public and Private Schools, Colleges, and Universities

Rates designed specifically for academic institutions conducting regular educational programs.

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School Service

Demand-based

A full-use electric rate designed specifically for academic institutions, featuring tiered energy pricing with demand charges structured around school operating patterns.

Best For:

Public and private elementary, middle, high schools, and colleges operating under a single delivery point.

Eligibility:

  • 1-year contract for ≤500 kW, 5-years contract for >500 kW
  • Public or private academic institutions
  • Regular instructional programs conducted
  • Single delivery point through a single meter

School Load Management

Demand-Based with Load Management

A demand-based rate that encourages schools to manage and shift electricity use during peak summer periods through defined load-management pricing structures.

Best For:

Newly constructed or reconstructed academic facilities

Eligibility:

  • 5-year contract
  • Public or private academic institutions
  • Newly constructed or reconstructed buildings
  • Single delivery point
  • Minimum billing demand thresholds apply
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Frequently Asked Questions

Get all the details by reading common questions and answers.

How are demand charges calculated for schools?

Demand charges are typically based on the highest 30-minute kilowatt (kW) usage during the billing month. Some governmental rates also include seasonal or historical demand calculations that affect minimum billing demand.

What electric rate do schools qualify for in Georgia?

Public and private academic institutions in Georgia may qualify for School Service or School Load Management rates, depending on building type, demand level, and operational structure. Eligibility typically requires service through a single delivery point and meter.

What is the difference between School Service and School Load Management?

School Service is a full-use demand-based rate for academic institutions, while School Load Management is designed for newly constructed or reconstructed school buildings that actively manage peak summer electricity demand.


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