Powerline Press March 2016


A Supplement of Oklahoma Living Published by Lake Region Electric Cooperative for its members. Vol. 7


Tip of the Month 


Consider purchasing rechargeable batteries – and an ENERGY STAR charger for them – which are more cost effective than disposable batteries. In the U.S. alone, more  battery chargers could save families more than $170 million annually.


Source: energy.gov


Lake Region Electric Cooperative’s goal is to provide safe, adequate and reliable electric service to its members. Our rate structure  co-op’s delivery and power supply costs, including a minimum rate of return as required by our lenders. As -  are returned to co-op mem- bers through Capital Credits every December. Members of LREC are very fortunate to have one of the lowest rates in the state of Oklahoma among other electric coop- eratives. LREC is the second lowest in Oklahoma and 16% lower than the state average.


The top chart compares LREC rates with all the


other electric co-ops in the state. As you can see our average rate is 9.47 cents per kWh. Our current rate is much lower then several other co-ops in Oklahoma. The next chart shows LREC’s rates compared to the state average residential electric rate. 1060200


LREC Powerline Press 1                          9.47  


NEWSLETTER No. 3


LREC Electric Rates One of the Lowest Among other Oklahoma Electric Co-ops  Average Cost per kWh for Residentional Service


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