As a resident of Alpharetta, your electricity is provided by Georgia Power, the state's largest electric utility. Georgia Power offers a variety of rate plans and services to meet the needs of this dynamic and growing community, from the bustling tech hub to its quiet residential neighborhoods.
12.8¢/kWh
Average residential rate
Georgia Power's rates in Alpharetta are seasonal, with higher prices during the summer months to reflect the higher cost of generating electricity during peak demand. The average residential rate is around 12.8 cents per kWh.
| Plan | Base Rate | Peak Hours | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Residential Service | $14.00 per month | N/A | Customers who prefer a traditional, tiered rate structure and do not want to manage their energy use around peak hours. |
| Nights & Weekends | $14.00 per month | 2 PM to 7 PM on weekdays in the summer (June-September) | Customers who can shift their energy usage to evenings and weekends, especially during the summer. |
| Smart Usage | $14.00 per month | 2 PM to 7 PM on weekdays in the summer (June-September) | Customers who can significantly reduce their energy usage during peak hours and have a consistent, low overall demand. |
Residential Service: This is Georgia Power's standard rate plan. It features a tiered rate structure where the price per kWh increases with usage, and rates are higher in the summer months.
Nights & Weekends: This plan offers lower rates during off-peak hours, which include nights, weekends, and major holidays. It's a good option for customers who can avoid using major appliances during peak hours.
Smart Usage: This plan has a demand charge based on the highest hour of usage during the month, in addition to on-peak and off-peak energy charges. It can be beneficial for customers with very low and consistent energy usage.
*Rates shown are approximate and subject to change. Verify current rates at georgia-power.com.*
Alpharetta's hot and humid summers mean that air conditioning is a major driver of electricity usage and bills. Winters are generally mild, but occasional cold snaps can lead to increased heating costs.
| Season | Typical Bill Range | Primary Driver |
|---|---|---|
| Summer (Jun-Aug) | $175-$350 | Air conditioning |
| Winter (Dec-Feb) | $100-$200 | Heating |
| Spring/Fall | $80-$150 | General usage |
*Bill estimates based on average Alpharetta household usage of 990 kWh/month.*
Georgia Power rates in Alpharetta have changed over the past several years:
Recent rate adjustments have been approved by the state utility commission.
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