According to an NBU press release, the decrease equates to $7.20 in monthly savings for the months of April and May, and $10.80 in June.
The second-quarter cost for 2023 is forecasted below:
| Line item | APRIL | MAY | APRIL /MAY Monthly Electric Bill | JUNE | JUNE Monthly Electric Bill | ||||||
| Generation | $.0730 | $.0730 | $ 87.60 | $.0700 | $ 84.00 | ||||||
| Transmission | $.0172 | $.0172 | $ 20.64 | $.0172 | $ 20.64 | ||||||
| Delivery Charge | $.0149 | $.0149 | $ 17.88 | $.0149 | $ 17.88 | ||||||
| Replenish Reserves | $.0130 | $.0130 | $ 15.60 | $.0130 | $ 15.60 | ||||||
| Per kWh Charge Total | $.1181 | $.1181 | $.1151 | ||||||||
| Electric Service Availability Charge | $17.06 | $17.06 | $ 17.06 | $17.06 | $ 17.06 | ||||||
| TOTAL COST OF POWER FORECAST | $158.78 | $155.18 |
“The quarterly cost of power forecast is intended to help customers estimate and budget their electric utility costs,” the press release stated.
NBU emphasizes that the quarterly forecast is subject to change in the event that there is extreme weather and/or energy market events.
Updates to the quarterly forecasting can be found at www.nbutexas.com/rate-breakdown. NBU customers can also use the Residential Rate Calculator to estimate their monthly residential utility usages costs based on projected water, electricity and wastewater use.
