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Oklahoma Gas and Electric Company

R-1 Residential Service (Oklahoma)

0.10695–0.12168$/kWh

by season · plus $13.00 per month · covers the full bill — everything the utility bills for energy - directly comparable to another bundled rate

Monthly bill

Usage	January to May, November and December	June to October
500 kWh	$66.47	$73.84
1,000 kWh	$119.95	$134.68
2,000 kWh	$226.89	$256.36

Computed from the rates on this page at 30.4 days a month. The same arithmetic is checked against the utility's own published typical bill on every build. Before taxes, franchise fees and any local surcharge.

Provenance

Confidence

• verifiedTranscribed from the utility's filed sheetOKLAHOMA GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY, STANDARD PRICING SCHEDULE R-1 RESIDENTIAL SERVICE, 5th Revised Sheet No. 3.00, State of Oklahoma
• verifiedEffective date on the sheet: 2026-11-01
• verifiedReconciles to a total the utility published itselfEIA Form 861, 2024, OG&E Oklahoma residential: $1,068,353 thousand of revenue on 9,067,611 MWh, an average of 11.782 c/kWh at 1,064 kWh per customer per month. Blended over a year at that usage this encoding gives 12.530
• verifiedSource document checked daily for changes
• excludedTaxes, franchise fees and local surchargesJurisdiction-specific, so they are deliberately not encoded. A bill will be higher than this figure by that amount.

Energy rates

Period	Applies to	$/kWh
June to October	all usage	$0.12168
January to May, November and December	all usage	$0.10695

What this figure does and does not include

Transcription notes recorded when this tariff was encoded, including anything deliberately left out.

• BUNDLED. Oklahoma has no retail choice, so this one rate is energy, delivery and everything else - there is no Price to Compare to strip out and no shopping customer paying a different total.
• SEASONAL, BY REVENUE MONTH. Summer is the five OG&E Revenue Months of June through October at 12.1681c/kWh; winter is the seven of November through May at 10.6946c/kWh. The base sheet and the fuel rider define the seasons identically, which is stated on both rather than assumed across them.
• THE FUEL ADJUSTMENT IS SERVICE LEVEL 5, AND THE TARIFF NEVER SAYS SO. The factors are published in five unlabelled columns. SL5 was identified from three places that agree: it carries the highest loss factor (1.08468, so the lowest delivery voltage), it accounts for 17.81 of 30.81 billion Oklahoma retail kWh in the storm rider's own appendix (the secondary class), and it reproduces EIA's published average revenue per kWh where SL1 misses by 1.1c. Taking column one would have understated summer fuel by 1.4c/kWh.
• THE WINTER FUEL FACTOR IS THE ONE FILED FOR THIS WINTER. The 18th Revised Sheet 50.85, approved 21 October 2026 and effective 1 November, prints Service Level 5 at $0.038439 for both November-December 2026 and January-May 2027, from the 17th Revised's $0.038453. The sheet has no summer row; the summer factor here is the last one filed and does not apply again until June.
• 14 RIDERS ARE NOT INCLUDED. The base sheet says only 'All applicable riders apply' with no matrix, so applicability lives in each rider's own text: 50.10 LIAP, 50.20 USP, 50.30-50.32 GPWR, 50.40 ERC, 51.00 APUAF, 51.10 MBTC, 51.30-51.37 LR, 51.90-51.91 REP, 52.10-52.17 TC, 52.20-52.23 RTC, 52.30 GCR, 52.70-52.73 EEP, 53.00 SMOO, 54.00-54.02 EDIC. Several are opt-in programmes or eligibility credits by their titles. Six were read and are in the rate: fuel, storm cost recovery, the interim rate rider at zero, and - from 3 October 2026 - the Southwest Power Pool Cost Tracker (0.4323c/kWh), the Grid Enhancement Mechanism (-0.0286c, a credit) and Winter Event Securitization (0.2186c). Those three had been missed entirely, not listed as unread: about 0.62c/kWh, $6.22 on 1,000 kWh. The unread ones still are not in the rate.
• THE MUNICIPAL FRANCHISE FEE IS NOT APPLIED. The sheet says the rates 'do not include any amount for franchise payments levied upon the Company by a municipality', added as a percentage of charges for customers inside a municipality that levies one. It is location-dependent, not a rate, and applying it to everyone would overstate every bill outside those city limits.
• ARKANSAS IS NOT ENCODED. OG&E is one EIA company across two states and two commissions; this is Oklahoma only, 92.4% of its 768,341 residential consumers. The Arkansas 7.6% is served a different, tiered tariff under the Arkansas PSC and is not here.

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Change history

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