Rocky Mountain Power Electricity Rates

Rocky Mountain Power is an electric utility company that operates in the state of Wyoming. The company provides electricity to over 148,000 customers in Wyoming. Rocky Mountain Power has a diverse mix of energy resources, including coal, natural gas, wind, and solar. The company operates 10 power plants in Wyoming with a total capacity of 3,800 megawatts. Rocky Mountain Power is committed to reducing its environmental impact and has set a goal to source 40% of its energy from renewable resources by 2030. The company also offers energy efficiency programs to help its customers reduce their energy consumption and save money on their bills. Rocky Mountain Power is regulated by the Wyoming Public Service Commission and is a subsidiary of PacifiCorp.

Phone

1-888-221-7070

Rocky Mountain Power Energy Sources

Rocky Mountain Power's energy comes from coal, wind, natural gas, and other fossil. Coal is the largest source of electricity, providing 68% of Rocky Mountain Power's energy. Wind is the second largest source, making up 27%. Natural Gas provides 4% of Rocky Mountain Power's electricity. Other Fossil provides 1% of Rocky Mountain Power's electricity.

68%

Coal

27%

Wind

4%

Natural Gas

1%

Other Fossil

Rocky Mountain Power Rates

The average electricity rate for Rocky Mountain Power customers is 10.73 cents/kWh. Rocky Mountain Power has several different electricity rates for residential customers, as shown in the table below.

Rate NameRate TypeCost Per kWh
40 Irrigation and Soil Drainage Pumping Power Service Single PhaseFixed5¢ to 7¢
Residential ServiceFixed9¢ to 11¢
18 Residential Service Three PhaseFixed6¢ to 11¢
37 Avoided Cost Purchases from Qualifying Facilities Non-Firm EnergyFixed
19 Residential Service Time of Use Pilot Single PhaseTOU6¢ to 12¢
19/18 Residential Service Time of Use Pilot Three PhaseTOU6¢ to 12¢
40 Irrigation and Soil Drainage Pumping Power Service Three PhaseFixed5¢ to 7¢

Rocky Mountain Power Reliability

In 2021, the average Rocky Mountain Power customer lost electricity one time for a duration of 124 minutes. In total, the average Rocky Mountain Power customer had their electricity out for about 120 minutes during the whole year.

Rocky Mountain Power Incentives

Rocky Mountain Power can help you upgrade appliances and smart devices in your home.

incentivesavingsutility 
Sealing and Insulation ProductsUp to $750Pacific PowerSee Details
Light BulbsUp to $3Rocky Mountain Power, Inc.See Details
Heat Pump Water Heaterstier 2 & above $550Rocky Mountain Power, Inc.See Details
Air-Source Heat Pump - Single Package$62/tonPacific PowerSee Details
Central Air Conditioning - Single PackageUp to $93Pacific PowerSee Details
Smart Thermostats$50Pacific PowerSee Details
Smart Thermostats$50Pacific PowerSee Details
Clothes Washers$50Rocky Mountain Power, Inc.See Details
Heat Pump Water Heaterstier 1 $400Rocky Mountain Power, Inc.See Details
Light BulbsUp to $4Rocky Mountain Power, Inc.See Details
Air-Source Heat Pump - Single PackageUp to $3,250Pacific PowerSee Details
Light BulbsUp to $13Rocky Mountain Power, Inc.See Details
Clothes Dryers$750Pacific PowerSee Details
Ductless Heat Pump (mini & multi split) SystemsUp to $1,800Pacific PowerSee Details
Light Fixtures$10Rocky Mountain Power, Inc.See Details
Room Air Conditioning (purchase)Up to $20Rocky Mountain Power, Inc.See Details
Sealing and Insulation ProductsFrom $0.07-$0.94 per sq.ft.Pacific PowerSee Details
Central Air Conditioning - Split SystemsUp to $100Pacific PowerSee Details
Ductless Heat Pump (mini & multi split) Systems$1,000Pacific PowerSee Details
Ductless Heat Pump (mini & multi split) SystemsUp to $3,500Pacific PowerSee Details
Heat Pump Water HeatersUp to $600Pacific PowerSee Details
Air-Source Heat Pump - Split Systems$62/tonPacific PowerSee Details
Central Air Conditioning - Split SystemsUp to $93Pacific PowerSee Details
Heat Pump Water HeatersTier 2 $600Rocky Mountain Power, Inc.See Details
Light Fixtures$10Rocky Mountain Power, Inc.See Details
Refrigerators (purchase)up to $50Rocky Mountain Power, Inc.See Details
Room Air Conditioning (purchase)Up to $20Rocky Mountain Power, Inc.See Details
Heat Pump Water HeatersUp to $550Rocky Mountain Power, Inc.See Details
Clothes WashersUp to $62Pacific PowerSee Details
Light FixturesUp to $10Rocky Mountain Power, Inc.See Details
Windows, Doors, and SkylightsUp to $10.00 per sq.ft.Pacific PowerSee Details
Heat Pump Water HeatersUp to $900Pacific PowerSee Details
Smart Thermostats$100Pacific PowerSee Details
Heat Pump Water HeatersTier 2 $200Rocky Mountain Power, Inc.See Details
Heat Pump Water HeatersTier 1 $300Rocky Mountain Power, Inc.See Details
Heat Pump Water Heaterstier 1 $175Rocky Mountain Power, Inc.See Details
Light Bulbs$10Rocky Mountain Power, Inc.See Details
Room Air Conditioning (purchase)Up to $20Rocky Mountain Power, Inc.See Details

Netmetering

Credited to customer's next bill as a kWh credit; excess reconciled annually at seasonal avoided-cost rate

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