Summary
Georgetown is proposing a major modernization of its electric rate ordinance — clearer definitions, standardized rate classes, a new Power Pedestal rate for temporary event power, and updated large commercial rates. Changes aim at transparency and cost recovery, and could affect bills for large commercial customers.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jun 18, 2026.
Impact analysis
Updated rates and fees are designed to better recover the utility's actual service costs; effects on individual bills weren't quantified at the meeting.
All electric customers benefit from clearer rules and more accurate cost-based rates.
Large commercial customers without energy service agreements could face month-to-month rates reflecting their actual cost of service.
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