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Washington Elec Member Corp

Cooperative electric utility · Georgia · #849 of 3,199 U.S. utilities by customers · EIA utility #20146

Customers
16,319
Electricity sold
431 GWh
Revenue
$50.99M
Avg rate (all customers)
11.82¢
Residential rate
15.36¢
Est. residential bill
$157/mo
Summer peak demand
94 MW

Washington Elec Member Corp is a cooperative electric utility serving 16,319 customers in Georgia. In 2025 it sold 431 gigawatt-hours of electricity for $50.99M in revenue, an average realized rate of 11.82¢ per kWh across all customer classes and 15.36¢ per kWh for residential customers. Its reported service territory covers 10 counties. EIA records its activities as: distribution.

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Customers, sales and rates by customer class (2025)

ClassCustomersSales (GWh)RevenueAvg realized rateShare of sales
Residential15,170186$28.54M15.36¢
Commercial1,14063.7$8.47M13.29¢
Industrial9182$13.98M7.69¢
Total16,319431$50.99M11.82¢

Average realized rate = revenue divided by sales as reported on EIA Form 861. It blends fixed charges, demand charges and riders into one per-kWh figure; it is not the utility's tariff rate. Estimated residential bill assumes the average residential customer's actual 2025 usage (1,021 kWh/month).

Five-year trend

YearCustomersSales (GWh)RevenueResidential rate
202115,939353$38.43M12.74¢
202216,090364$45.72M14.54¢
202316,211414$44.72M14.59¢
202416,337447$49.04M14.68¢
202516,319431$50.99M15.36¢

Reliability (2025)

Average outage time (SAIDI): 1,789 minutes per customer per year
Average outages (SAIFI): — per customer
Average restoration time (CAIDI): — minutes

As reported for Georgia under the IEEE standard, with major event days included where the standard reports them. Lower is better; see the reliability rankings.

Energy supply (2025)

Net generation: — GWh
Wholesale power purchased: 443 GWh
Winter peak demand: 79 MW
Energy losses: 2.4% of energy handled

Meters & rooftop solar (2025)

Smart (AMI) meters: 99.9% of 16,319 meters
Customer-sited generation (net metering): 30 installations, 0.3 MW of capacity

Counties served

Baldwin, GAEmanuel, GAGlascock, GAHancock, GAJefferson, GAJohnson, GALaurens, GAWarren, GAWashington, GAWilkinson, GA

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Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Form EIA-861 2025 (filed by the utility; figures as published). Utility #20146 in the EIA frame.

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