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Electricity Cost: On your bill (or this sample electric bill), you will see a listing of the amount of electricity your home used for the month, listed in kilowatt-hours, or kWh. You have control over this portion of your bill in two ways. First, you can work to cut home energy charges by reducing your usage. Second, you can gain more control by selecting a supplier that offers a fixed-rate plan to avoid fluctuations in rates that happen due to the change of seasons, energy supply changes, or other outside factors.
Capacity Cost: Another important fee to understand on your electric bill is capacity cost. This fee, usually incurred by commercial customers, ensures that the electric utility has enough capacity available to cover the total power use demand of their customers.
