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Electricity
Monthly Rate $13.00 Customer Charge plus Demand Charge $12.75 per kilowatt for all kilowatts of demand Energy Charge $0.04589 per kilowatt-hour for the first 200 hours times the maximum measured demand. $0.03593 per kilowatt-hour for the next 150 hours times the maximum measured demand. $0.02295 per kilowatt-hour for all additional kilowatt-hours. Monthly Minimum Customer charge plus the greater of 15 kilowatts of demand or applicable minimum demand charge.
Monthly Rate $100.00 Customer Charge plus Demand Charge $20.25 per kilowatt for all kilowatts of demand Energy Charge $0.02074 per kilowatt-hour for the first 400 hours times the maximum measured demand. $0.00550 per kilowatt-hour for all additional kilowatt-hours. Monthly Minimum Customer charge plus the greater of the demand charge for 600 kilowatts or applicable minimum demand charge. For more information visit the El Paso Electric Company website:http://www.elpasoelectric.com Source: El Paso Electric Company WATER AND SEWER SERVICE The El Paso Public Service Board administers water supply and sewage. Although current water supplies, obtained from a combination of the Hueco Bolson and the Rio Grande River, are adequate for the anticipated growth of the city into the 21st century, the Public Service Board is implementing a detailed plan aimed at providing a reliable supply of fresh water for the next 100 years. Water conservation is practiced throughout the year. One example of these efforts is the implementation of even/odd watering days for residents in which even numbered addresses can only water their lawns on Tuesday, Thursday, or Saturday, and odd numbered addresses water on Wednesday, Friday or Sunday. As a result of these and other conservation measures, the city’s water usage has remained constant despite an increase in the water demand. For further information on water rates and the availability of water in El Paso please visit www.epwu.org. The monthly charges consist of a minimum charge based on meter size, in addition to a charge for consumption in excess of the volume specified in the minimum. Water Service Charges Volume Charge per CCF‡ in excess of the volume allowance included in the minimum charge Note: AWC (Average Winter Consumption) is the average amount of water used during the most recent December, January and February billing periods. WATER SUPPLY REPLACEMENT CHARGE The regional Bell operating company for telephone service in El Paso is Southwestern Bell Telephone Company. SBC provides a full range of voice, data, networking, and e-business services, as well as directory advertising and publishing. Competitive access is offered to commercial accounts through several competitive local exchange carriers such as e.spire Communications Inc., AT&T, Birch Telecom, Ionex Telecommunications, MCI and Westel Inc.
SBC
The cost to add features to a basic line can range between $10 and $15. ISDN SERVICE Southwestern Bell also offers Integrated Services Digital Network BRI lines. ISDN in concept is the integration of both analog or voice data together with digital data over the same network. The Basic Rate Interface consists of two 64 Kbps B channels and one 16 Kbps D channel. Thus, a Basic Rate user can have up to 128 Kbps service.
*This charge can be negotiated depending on the contract period selected. DSL SERVICE Digital Subscriber Loop (DSL) Internet Access Service is also available in some locations in El Paso. Subject to availability, DSL Internet access service in an information service combining DSL transport with Internet access. SBC DSL rates are as follows:
Natural gas service is provided by Texas Gas Service (TGS), a division
of ONEOK, Inc. Each city that TGS provides service in has authority for
rates and the Texas Railroad Commission has authority for rates in unincorporated
areas. Independent surveys have found that Texas Gas Service has had some
of the lowest rates and lowest cost of gas in the country during the last
7 years.
Texas Gas Service assists companies in finding cost effective
solutions to their energy needs. Options such as cogeneration,
generation, peak shaving, air conditioning, and direct drive (water
pumping) are considered when assessing each customer’s project needs.
Texas Gas Service works with engineering and architectural firms to
assist in design suggestions that benefit each company. Gas
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