Evergy is an electric utility company that serves over 1.6 million customers in Missouri. The company provides electricity to residential, commercial, and industrial customers in the state. Evergy owns and operates a diverse mix of electric generation sources, including coal, natural gas, wind, and solar. The company also maintains a transmission and distribution network that spans over 50,000 miles of power lines and substations. Evergy is committed to providing reliable and affordable electricity to its customers while also reducing its environmental impact through the use of renewable energy sources.
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Evergy - Missouri's energy comes from coal, natural gas, wind, and oil. Coal is the largest source of electricity, providing 78% of Evergy - Missouri's energy. Natural Gas is the second largest source, making up 16%. Wind provides 5% of Evergy - Missouri's electricity. Oil provides 1% of Evergy - Missouri's electricity.
78%
Coal
16%
Natural Gas
5%
Wind
1%
Oil
The average electricity rate for Evergy - Missouri customers is 13.37 cents/kWh. Evergy - Missouri has several different electricity rates for residential customers, as shown in the table below.
| Rate Name | Rate Type | Cost Per kWh |
| Residential Peak Adjustments Service | TOU | 6¢ to 16¢ |
| Residential Time of Day Service - Schedule RTOD (FROZEN) | TOU | 9¢ to 21¢ |
| Residential Time of Use RTOU | TOU | 5¢ to 33¢ |
| Residential Schedule General Use 1RS1A, 1RSDA, 1RS1B | Fixed | 7¢ to 15¢ |
| Residential Other Use ROU | Fixed | 14¢ to 18¢ |
| Residential Schedule R General Use & Space Heat - One Meter -1RS6A,1RFEB | Fixed | 7¢ to 14¢ |
| Residential Schedule R General Use and Space Heat - 2 Meters - 1RS2A. 1RS3A. 1RW7A. 1RH1A | Fixed | 7¢ to 14¢ |
In 2021, the average Evergy - Missouri customer lost electricity for 2 times for about 159 minutes each. In total, the average Evergy - Missouri customer had their electricity out for about 289 minutes during the whole year.
Credited to customer's next bill at avoided-cost rate; credits expire after 12 months or upon termination of customer's utility service or net metering relationship.