Fayetteville Public Utilities’ residential customers who use an average 1,208 kWh will see a $0.15 decrease in their bill from $151.02 in December to $150.87 in January. This is due to a decrease in the fuel cost adjustment for all billing periods ending in the month of January 2025.
TVA’s seasonal rate structure consists of an Energy Charge which adjusts for summer, winter and transition months. In addition, the rate structure includes the pass-through cost of generating, purchasing and producing electricity, which is known as the TVA Total Monthly Fuel Cost. The fuel cost amount is listed separately on your monthly utility bill.
Summer rates (June, July, August and September) and winter rates (December, January, February, and March) are typically higher than transition rates (October, November, April, and May).
For comparison purposes, January 2025 and December 2024 rates are listed below. Applicable taxes are not included with these rates.