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City of Chattanooga: rates, outages and net metering
Roughly 189,171 Tennessee accounts belong to City of Chattanooga, classed by EIA as municipal; the residential count is 164,417. Business and industry take 61% of the 5,563,882 MWh; homes take 39%.
At 1,110 kWh a month a City of Chattanooga home pays about $137 in energy: 12.32 ¢/kWh, 0.8% below the Tennessee average of 12.42 ¢.
Who buys power from City of Chattanooga
Business share of energy
61%homes 39% of 5,563,882 MWh
The mix at City of Chattanooga runs 164,417 home accounts for 39.4% of 5,563,882 MWh, 24,691 commercial accounts for 38.5%, and 63 industrial accounts for the other 22.1%.
City of Chattanooga has no SAIDI/SAIFI row and no net-metering row in EIA-861 2024. Its 189,171 accounts therefore show "No data" in those rows instead of an estimate.
Energy sold in 2024 was 5,563,882 MWh over 189,171 accounts, homes 39.4%; the typical home used 13,325 kWh.
EIA-861 holds 10 years of home price for City of Chattanooga, from 10.44 ¢ in 2015 to 12.32 ¢ in 2024 (+18.0%).
Outages and home price of City of Chattanooga (EIA utility 3408), 2013 to 2024
Yearly SAIDI at City of Chattanooga: 54 minutes in 2016, 59 in 2021, little changed (+8%). Its best year was 2016 (54 min), its worst 2020 (86 min), across 6 filed years. Against a Tennessee median of 126 minutes in 2021, City of Chattanooga was below the middle.
Corrected for inflation, a City of Chattanooga home paid 12.64 ¢/kWh in 2024 against 13.83 ¢ in 2013, −8.6%; the bill itself went 10.01 ¢ to 12.32 ¢ (+23.1%). A home using 1,000 kWh a month paid $1,660 for the year at the 2013 real price and $1,517 at the 2024 price. Place on home price: 47th cheapest of 84 in 2013, 45th of 83 in 2024 among Tennessee utilities with 1,000+ homes.
City of Chattanooga outage minutes a customer, 2016 to 2021: 59 in 2021
City of Chattanooga at 59 min in 2021 and the Tennessee median at 126.
City of Chattanooga home price since 2013: −8.6% after inflation
City of Chattanooga: 12.64 ¢ in 2025 dollars (solid) and 12.32 ¢ as billed (dashed) in 2024.
City of Chattanooga, EIA utility 3408, year by year among Tennessee utilities
City of Chattanooga 2013-2024: 12 rows
Year, City of Chattanoog
¢ billed
¢ in 2025 $
Price place, City of Chatta
SAIDI min
SAIFI
SAIDI place, City of Chatta
Tennessee median SAIDI
2013
10.01
13.83
47 of 84
–
–
–
–
2014
10.31
14.02
44 of 84
–
–
–
–
2015
10.44
14.18
51 of 84
–
–
–
–
2016
10.70
14.35
52 of 84
54
0.51
5 of 25
120
2017
10.89
14.31
46 of 84
64
0.63
8 of 31
141
2018
10.88
13.95
47 of 84
77
0.66
11 of 34
125
2019
10.91
13.74
42 of 84
76
0.62
11 of 36
131
2020
10.76
13.38
43 of 83
86
0.71
16 of 41
114
2021
11.09
13.17
45 of 83
59
0.53
13 of 41
126
2022
12.22
13.44
44 of 83
–
–
–
–
2023
12.00
12.68
41 of 83
–
–
–
–
2024
12.32
12.64
45 of 83
–
–
–
–
City of Chattanooga, EIA utility 3408: EIA-861, CPI-U.
How big is City of Chattanooga in Tennessee, by customer accounts?
189,171 accounts in 2024: residential 164,417, commercial 24,691, industrial 63.
How many cents per kWh does City of Chattanooga charge homes?
In 2024 homes paid 12.32 cents; against the Tennessee average that is -0.8%.
What are the SAIDI and SAIFI of City of Chattanooga?
City of Chattanooga has no reliability row for its 164,417 homes in EIA-861 2024, so no SAIDI or SAIFI is shown; the Tennessee median reporter is 140 min.
How many net-metered systems connect to City of Chattanooga?
City of Chattanooga files no net-metering row for its 164,417 homes, while Tennessee utilities together report 99 installations.
What would a typical City of Chattanooga home pay each month?
1,110 kWh at 12.32 cents comes to about $137, energy only.
Is City of Chattanooga cheaper than other Tennessee companies?
Rank 16 of 34 in Tennessee on price, -0.8% against the state average; 15 charge less than 12.32 ¢.
Why does the City of Chattanooga page show "No data" in places?
189,171 accounts sit behind City of Chattanooga, whose 2024 filing lacks no SAIDI/SAIFI row and no net-metering row; the other 5 rows of the coverage table are on file.
What share of City of Chattanooga sales do homes buy?
Homes take 39.4% of 5,563,882 MWh, commercial accounts 38.5%, industrial and other 22.1%.
What did City of Chattanooga charge homes in 2025?
12.88 cents per kWh, +4.6% on the 12.32 of 2024 (EIA early release for 2025).
Utilities with a similar home price
Home prices nearest to City of Chattanooga at 12.32 ¢/kWh in 2024, among companies with a page here, any state.