The average household in Sawnee EMC uses 1,500 kWh per month, spokesperson Cindy Badgett said. Many variables are considered when setting the WPCA factor, and when it is prudent to do so, we will pass these savings on to our members,' states Michael Goodroe, President and CEO. With its humble beginnings as a small electric cooperative serving approximately 750 members. Established in 1938, Sawnee EMC, then Forsyth County Electric Cooperative, was created as community leaders joined together to bring electricity to what was a very rural area without power. Members can view their usage and billing, manage payments, notify customer service of. 'It is important to communicate to our member-owners, that Sawnee EMC's Board of Directors and staff are always conscious of keeping the cost of electricity on the forefront of our minds. Today, July 16, 2022, marks Sawnee EMC’s 84th Anniversary. Sawnee EMC provides members account management at their fingertips. As variables change within the electric utility industry, Sawnee EMC's Board of Directors will continue to review the WPCA and make adjustments as needed to continue to provide reliable, safe and affordable electricity to Sawnee EMC's member-owners. Quickly view your current account balance and due date, manage recurring payments and modify payment methods.

Members can view their use and bill, manage payments, notify member service of account and service issues and receive special messaging from Sawnee EMC. With the WPCA decrease, Sawnee EMC's member-owners will see an average reduction of $17.50 per 1,000 kWh consumed. The Sawnee EMC app provides members account management at their fingertips. 'As an electric cooperative, Sawnee EMC's Board of Directors reviews the WPCA on a regular basis, and adjusts it accordingly which is an efficient practice when compared to a permanent rate change,' said Blake House, Vice President of Member Services. Members can view their use and bill, manage payments, notify member service of. This billing factor provides a way to account for changes in the price of fuels used to generate electricity, as well as other factors within the utility, which can increase or decrease throughout the year. The Sawnee EMC app provides members account management at their fingertips.

The WPCA or 'fuel charge' is a common practice used by electric utilities nationwide. WPCA is a factor that changes, either up or down, and is a necessary to account for monthly fluctuations in Sawnee EMC's wholesale power and other costs. This action will affect all Sawnee EMC residential and most of its commercial accounts. Sawnee EMC's board of directors recently approved a decrease in the rate schedule 'R' wholesale power cost adjustment (WPCA), starting with energy bills sent out Tuesday. Members of Sawnee Electric Membership Corporation will see a lower retail rate on their power bills.

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