Rates

Applicable to members of the Cooperative for single family residential and residential-farm use. Other domestic or farm appliances and equipment may be supplied from the same meter, provided they are a related facility of the residence with which they are connected and their use is primarily non-commercial. Available to residential consumers purchasing both electric distribution service and electricity supply service from the Cooperative subject to the Cooperative's Terms and Conditions of Service.

• Schedule A (PDF)

Applicable to members of the Cooperative for all uses within a church sanctuary or principal place of worship. Available to church service consumers purchasing both electric distribution service and electricity supply service from the Cooperative subject to the Cooperative's Terms and Conditions of Service.

• Schedule CH (PDF)

Applicable to members of the Cooperative for all uses including lighting, heating and power up to 50 KW demand. Available to general service consumers purchasing both electric distribution service and electricity supply service from the Cooperative subject to the Cooperative's Terms and Conditions of Service.

• Schedule B (PDF)

Applicable to members of the Cooperative for intermediate general service consumers purchasing both electric distribution service and electricity supply service from the Cooperative subject to the Cooperative's Terms and Conditions of Service.

• Schedule IGS (PDF)

Applicable to members of the Cooperative contracting for 50 kilowatts (kW) or more for all uses including lighting, heating, and power. Available to large power service consumers purchasing both electric distribution service and electricity supply service from the Cooperative subject to the Cooperative's Terms and Conditions of Service.

• Schedule LP (PDF)

This schedule is applicable to and becomes a part of each electric rate schedule in which reference is made to Power Cost Adjustment Rider, Schedule PCA-1.

• Schedule PCA-1 (PDF)

This Rider is available on a voluntary basis as a “companion rate” to any Customer who contracts with the Cooperative for the purchase and retirement of renewable energy attributes (“Renewable Energy”) for all of the Customer’s monthly consumption under an existing Cooperative Rate Schedule. Except as noted below, this Rider is available in all territory served by the Cooperative, subject to the Terms and Conditions of the Cooperative on file with the Virginia State Corporation Commission.

This Rider is available to residential class Customers.​​​​​​

• Rider RE (PDF)

This Rider applies to any distribution customer in the Cooperative's service area that qualifies for and executes an agreement for net metering service or agricultural net metering service.

• Rider NEM-10 (PDF)

Community Electric Co-op announces a new rate structure, effective for members April 2023. Safety, reliability and affordability remain the main focus of our board and staff at CEC. We are a member-owned cooperative, and strive every day to provide the reliable, quality service you have come to know and expect. Any decision to implement a new rate structure is not done lightly and we have done everything possible to minimize the impact on the members.

Members will see the greatest difference in the new rate structures in the base charge, and low-use members will have the greatest impact. By structuring the new rates around the base charge, we are ensuring that expectations for continuous power and outstanding member services are met. It gives each member an equitable share of the Cooperative’s operations. It also provides funds that must be invested to maintain the safety, reliability and affordability of the Cooperative that you can continue to count on for years to come.

• 2023 Rate Change FAQs (PDF)