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City of Holland electricity: 31,457 accounts in Michigan, SAIDI 40
City of Holland is an municipal utility serving 31,457 customer accounts in Michigan; 26,608 of them are residential. It connects 1.0 net-metered homes per 1,000 home accounts, 0.1 times the national median.
At 579 kWh a month a City of Holland home pays about $68 in energy: 11.68 ¢/kWh, 39.5% below the Michigan average of 19.30 ¢.
It connects 1.0 net-metered homes per 1,000 home accounts, 0.1 times the national median.
Rooftop solar on the City of Holland grid
Net-metered homes per 1,000
1.00.1x the national median of 8.7
Net metering stands out at City of Holland: 27 residential installations on 26,608 home accounts, 1.0 per 1,000. That is place 12 of 12 Michigan utilities and 0.1 times the national median (8.7). All installations together total 0.9 MW, an average of 22.8 kW each.
How it compares
City of Holland
City of Holland, 2024
Home
Business
Bill
SAIDI
City of HollandLowest in this table
11.68 ¢/kWh
10.67 ¢/kWh
$68at 579 kWh
40 minSAIDI
Michigan average against this company, which is 1 of 12 on price
City of Holland: -2.1% on 2024 for homes, Michigan +3.7%.
City of Holland home price, 2025
11.43 ¢/kWh-2.1% on 2024, early release
City of Holland SAIDI, 2025
33 min-18% on 2024, early release
City of Holland against Michigan, 2025
-5.8 pointsCity of Holland -2.1%, Michigan +3.7%, price in Michigan 20.01 ¢
City of Holland: 11.43 ¢/kWh in the 2025 early release, -2.1% from 11.68 ¢; Michigan as a whole went +3.7%, so City of Holland trailed it by 5.8 points. Its SAIDI is 33 minutes against 40 in 2024.
Carbon context
City of Holland serves 26,608 homes in Michigan. At 579 kWh a month that is about 208 kg of CO₂, or 2,501 kg a year, at the Michigan plant rate, state generation and not this utility: Michigan generation mix.
City of Holland charts
Residential price since 2015: 11.68 ¢ in 2024
11.11 ¢ in 2015, 11.68 ¢ in 2024 (+5.1%); Michigan 14.42 to 19.30 ¢.
City of Holland residential price 2015-2024, 2015 to 2024: 10 rows
City of Holland billed homes 11.11 ¢/kWh in 2015 and 11.68 ¢ in 2024, +5.1% in all, and lagged the Michigan average (+33.8%) by 28.8 points. City of Holland's sharpest move came in 2022, -6.3%. The high is 12.44 ¢ (2017) and the low 11.11 ¢ (2015). 2024: +4.4% here, +2.4% for the Michigan average. SAIDI at City of Holland (major events excluded) rose from 18 minutes in 2015 to 40 in 2024, +119%; worst year 2022 at 42. City of Holland filed SAIDI under the national median in 10 of 10 years; its 2024 figure was 40 minutes, -60 from that year's median. 2024: 339 minutes with major events, 40 without, the widest gap of any year. City of Holland has 0 cheaper and 11 higher-priced Michigan peers among 12 with 20,000+ homes. Next higher-priced, Cloverland Electric Co-op, bills 14.37 ¢ (+2.70).
The data favor customers here: bills run 39.5% under the Michigan norm, and 40 outage minutes sit 60% under the national median.
Home accounts at City of Holland went from 23,645 in 2015 to 26,608 in 2024, +12.5%. Business customers paid 0.91 times the home price in 2024 (10.67 against 11.68 ¢); the ratio was 0.91 in 2015. SAIFI went from 0.32 in 2015 to 0.43 in 2024, between 0.23 and 0.49.
Outages and home price of City of Holland (EIA utility 8723), 2013 to 2024
By 2024 the average City of Holland customer sat through 40 minutes of outage, against 35 in 2013 (+14%). The low came in 2015 at 18, the high in 2022 at 42; 12 years were filed. The Michigan median in 2024 was 110 minutes, so City of Holland ran below it.
Home rates at City of Holland went from 10.61 ¢ in 2013 to 11.68 ¢ in 2024 (+10.1%), which is 14.66 ¢ to 11.98 ¢ in 2025 dollars (−18.2%). Over 12,000 kWh a year the real price meant $1,759 in 2013 and $1,438 in 2024. Of 29 Michigan utilities with 1,000+ home accounts in 2024, City of Holland stood 2nd cheapest (8th of 37 in 2013).
City of Holland outage minutes a customer, 2013 to 2024: 40 in 2024
City of Holland at 40 min in 2024 and the Michigan median at 110.
City of Holland home price since 2013: −18.2% after inflation
City of Holland: 11.98 ¢ in 2025 dollars (solid) and 11.68 ¢ as billed (dashed) in 2024.
City of Holland, EIA utility 8723, year by year among Michigan utilities
City of Holland 2013-2024: 12 rows
Year, City of Holland
¢ billed
¢ in 2025 $
Price place, City of Hollan
SAIDI min
SAIFI
SAIDI place, City of Hollan
Michigan median SAIDI
2013
10.61
14.66
8 of 37
35
0.46
1 of 13
180
2014
10.97
14.92
7 of 37
28
0.49
1 of 14
192
2015
11.11
15.09
5 of 37
18
0.32
1 of 15
159
2016
11.74
15.75
11 of 37
19
0.24
2 of 16
158
2017
12.44
16.34
8 of 36
21
0.23
2 of 16
137
2018
12.01
15.40
6 of 36
22
0.25
3 of 17
137
2019
12.14
15.29
17 of 51
29
0.41
3 of 20
100
2020
12.24
15.23
5 of 29
28
0.49
3 of 18
150
2021
12.05
14.32
3 of 29
31
0.49
5 of 18
108
2022
11.29
12.42
3 of 29
42
0.40
4 of 19
182
2023
11.19
11.82
2 of 29
31
0.35
5 of 20
112
2024
11.68
11.98
2 of 29
40
0.43
6 of 20
110
City of Holland, EIA utility 8723: EIA-861, CPI-U.
How big is City of Holland in Michigan, by customer accounts?
31,457 accounts in 2024: residential 26,608, commercial 4,674, industrial 175.
How many cents per kWh does City of Holland charge homes?
In 2024 homes paid 11.68 cents; against the Michigan average that is -39.5%.
What are the SAIDI and SAIFI of City of Holland?
SAIDI 39.8 min and SAIFI 0.43 a year, major events excluded; ratio to the national median 0.40, CAIDI 92 min.
How many net-metered systems connect to City of Holland?
39 installations with 0.9 MW, of which residential installations number 27.
What would a typical City of Holland home pay each month?
579 kWh at 11.68 cents comes to about $68, energy only.
Is City of Holland cheaper than other Michigan utilities?
Rank 1 of 12 in Michigan on price, -39.5% against the state average; 0 charge less than 11.68 ¢.
How much of the City of Holland load is business?
Homes take 16.4% of 1,131,394 MWh, commercial accounts 28.2%, industrial and other 55.4%; the 4,674 commercial accounts use 68,371 kWh each, 9.8 times a home.
Does City of Holland have smart meters or TOU rates?
26,593 of 26,608 home meters are AMI, 99.9%. City of Holland offers a home time-of-use rate; 121 customers use dynamic pricing, 0.45% of its homes.
Since 2015, has City of Holland become cheaper than other Michigan utilities?
1st cheapest of 11 in 2015, 1st of 12 in 2024; its price rose 5.1% while Michigan rose 33.8%.
Did City of Holland cut or raise its 2025 home price?
11.43 cents per kWh, -2.1% on the 11.68 of 2024 (EIA early release for 2025).
Utilities with a similar home price
Home prices nearest to City of Holland at 11.68 ¢/kWh in 2024, among companies with a page here, any state.