Our Rate Summary Sheet provides a clear overview of the electric rates and charges that may apply to your account. This includes grid access charges, delivery charges, and other applicable adjustments. It’s designed to help you better understand how your monthly bill is calculated.
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Our Rules and Regulations outline the standards and requirements for receiving electric service from High West Energy. They define member responsibilities, service requirements, applicable authorities, and the policies that govern rates, service agreements, and compliance. These rules ensure safe, fair, and consistent service for all members in accordance with federal and state regulations.
RESIDENTIAL
Available
To members for farm and domestic use.
Type of Service
Single-phase, 60 hertz, at available secondary voltage.
Available
To all members for farm and domestic uses, except those accounts who are sub-metered, net-metered, or are participating in our opt-out metering option.
Type of Service
Single-phase, 60 hertz, at available secondary voltage.
Available
To all members for farm and domestic uses, except those accounts who are sub-metered, net-metered, or are participating in our
opt-out metering option.
Type of Service
Single-phase, 60 hertz, at available secondary voltage.
Available
To all members for farm and domestic use who have signed a prepay power agreement and have prepaid at least $50 toward power.
Type of Service
Single-phase, 60 hertz, at available secondary voltage.
AGRICULTURAL
Available
To all members for farm and domestic stock wells having an installed transformer capacity of 37.5 kVA or less.
Type of Service
Single-phase, 60 hertz, at available secondary voltage.
Available
To irrigation members located adjacent to the Cooperative's three-phase lines, providing the Cooperative has sufficient available
capacity, and all subject to the established rules and regulations of the Cooperative covering this service.
Type of Service
Three-phase, 60 hertz, at standard secondary voltage. Single-phase will be allowed at certain locations with limited horsepower.
Available
To irrigation members located adjacent to the Cooperative’s three-phase lines, providing the Cooperative has sufficient available capacity and all subject to the established rules and regulations of the Cooperative covering this service. Election to receive service for the upcoming irrigation season on this schedule must be received by the Cooperative around March 1st, each year, as announced in the Cooperative’s newsletter.
Type of Service
Three-phase, 60 hertz, at standard secondary voltage. Single-phase will be allowed at certain locations with limited horsepower.
NON-PROFIT
Available
To all non-profit members having an installed transformer capacity of 37.5 kVA or less.
Type of Service
Single-phase, 60 hertz, at available secondary voltage.
Available
To all non-profit members having an installed transformer capacity of 37.5 kVA or less.
Type of Service
Single-phase, 60 hertz, at available secondary voltage.
COMMERCIAL
Available
To small commercial enterprises having an installed transformer capacity of 50 kVa or less and less than 50 kW demand. Each metering point shall be billed separately at the appropriate rate.
Type of Service
Single-phase and three-phase where available, 60 hertz, at available secondary voltage.
Available
To small commercial enterprises having an installed transformer capacity of 50kVa or less and less than 50kW demand. Each metering point shall be billed separately under the appropriate rate.
Type of Service
Single-phase and three-phase where available, 60 hertz, at available secondary voltage.
Available
To small commercial enterprises having an installed transformer capacity of 50 kVa or less and less than 50 kW demand. Each metering point shall be billed separately under the appropriate rate.
Type of Service
Single-phase and three-phase where available, 60 hertz, at available secondary voltage.
Available
To all commercial members located adjacent to the Cooperative’s three-phase lines for all types of usage having an installed transformer capacity of more than 50 kVA with a demand less than 50 kW, except irrigation.
Type of Service
Single-phase, and three-phase where available, 60 hertz, at available secondary or primary voltage.
Available
To all commercial members located adjacent to the Cooperative’s three-phase lines for all types of usage having an installed transformer capacity of more than 50 kVA and a demand capacity of at least 50 kW and less than 1,500 kW, except irrigation.
Type of Service
Single-phase, and three-phase where available, 60 hertz, at available secondary or primary voltage.
Available
To all commercial members located adjacent to the Cooperative’s three-phase lines for all types of usage having an installed transformer capacity of more than 50 kVA and a demand capacity of at least 1,500 kW and less than 3,250 kW, except irrigation.
Type of Service
Single-phase, and three-phase where available, 60 hertz, at available secondary or primary voltage.
Available
To all commercial members located adjacent to the Cooperative’s three-phase line for all types of usage, having an installed transformer capacity of more than 50 kVa, except irrigation.
Type of Service
Three-phase or single-phase, 60 hertz, at available secondary or primary voltage.
Available
To all commercial members located adjacent to the Cooperative’s three-phase lines for all types of usage having an installed transformer capacity of more than 50 kVA and a demand capacity of 3,250 kW or larger, excluding irrigation. This will be reviewed annually.
Type of Service
Single-phase, and three-phase where available, 60 hertz, at available secondary or primary voltage.
POWER GENERATION
Available
To all members located adjacent to the Cooperative’s service area with types of usage involved to generate power at utility scale.
Type of Service
Single-phase, and three-phase where available, 60 hertz, at available secondary or primary voltage.
Available
To all wind farms requesting back feed service through their collector substation, excluding those who require distribution infrastructure.
Type of Service
Three-phase, 60 hertz, at available primary voltage.
Available
To all members not net metered requiring over a 50kVA transformer, which installs a co-generating facility and elects to continue to utilize cooperative services either partially or in full capacity. Installed alternative peak capacity is limited to less than one (1) Megawatt (MW).
Type of Service
Single-phase or three-phase generation, 60 hertz, at available secondary voltage.
NET METERING
NET METERING SERVICE
Available
To all members, excluding those on a time of day rate.
Type of Service
Single-phase, 60 hertz, at available secondary voltage.
LIGHTING SERVICE
Available
For dusk to dawn lighting service to members that are receiving service for domestic, commercial, and other uses.
Type of Service
Single-phase, 60 hertz, at available secondary voltage.
Available
To incorporated towns for overhead street lighting service.
Type of Service
Single-phase, 60 hertz, at available secondary voltage.
AIR FORCE
AIR FORCE
Available
Service under this schedule is available to the United States Air Force in accordance with contracts F4 8608-70-C-0155 and any appendices or revisions.
EV PUBLIC CHARGING
EV PUBLIC CHARGING RATE
Available
The stations may be accessed by any person (“user”) who resides within or outside the Cooperative’s service territory. EV charging services will be available at the Cooperative-owned stations installed at Company or Host locations. The stations will be accessible to the public for charging.
Type of Service
Single-phase, 60 hertz, at available secondary voltage.
POWER COST ADJUSTMENT
POWER COST ADJUSTMENT
Available
To all members being served within the Cooperative’s certificated territory.
Type of Service
All services served by the Cooperative.
RIDER FOR STANDBY SERVICE
RIDER FOR STANDBY SERVICE
Application
The Rider for Standby Service is required under the following provisions for any member needing scheduled maintenance service or unscheduled outage service who is receiving electric service under one of the Cooperative’s firm retail electric rate schedules and who has entered into a contract with the Cooperative for the interconnection and operation of an on-site extended parallel distributed
generation system:
1. Contracts will be made for this service provided the Cooperative has sufficient capacity available in transmission and
distribution facilities to provide such service at the location where the service is requested.
2. Power production equipment (distributed generation system) at the member’s site shall not operate in parallel with the
Cooperative’s system until the installation has been inspected by an authorized Cooperative representative and final
written approval is received from the Cooperative to commence parallel operation.
3. The minimum term of service taken under this Rider shall be one (1) year or such longer period as may be required under
an Electric Service Agreement. Following this initial one-year period, a member receiving standby service may terminate
standby service and establish service under a firm service tariff schedule within the same time frame as would be required
of a new member with a similar firm service load. Such time frame may be dependent on the Cooperative’s Power
Supplier’s ability to adjust its generation capability, including reserve margin, for the increased firm load due to the
member’s selection of firm service from the Cooperative.
4. Energy provided to the member under this Rider is limited to energy used during a forced outage or planned maintenance
of the member’s distributed generation system.
Exceptions to this Application include:
1. Any member taking service under the Cooperative’s Net Metering Service Schedule as established under Wyoming
Statute 37-16- 101 to 104 shall not be required to take service under this Rider for standby services required to temporarily
back up distributed generation systems rated at 25 kW or less;
2. Any member taking service under the Cooperative’s Co-Generation Service shall not be required to take service under
this Rider for standby services required to temporarily back up distributed generation systems rated at less than 1 MW.
However, the Cooperative reserves the right to limit the number of Distributed Generation members receiving such an
exception based on financial considerations; or
3. Any member, in lieu of service under this Rider, may provide physical assurance to ensure that standby service is not
taken. A member requesting physical assurance shall agree to furnish and install an approved load-limiting device which
shall be set and sealed by the Cooperative so that the member’s use of service will not exceed the member’s contracted
demand. The installed cost of the load limiting device shall be paid by the member.