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Fayetteville Public Works Commission in North Carolina: 12.21 ¢ home rates, SAIDI and solar

In North Carolina, Fayetteville Public Works Commission bills 85,435 accounts, 88.9% residential, as an municipal utility. Its SAIDI went +159% over the filing history, from 27 minutes in 2017 to 71 in 2024.

Substation in Wake County, North Carolina
Substation in Wake County, North Carolina. Photo by DiscoA340, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons. Illustrative, not a listed utility's plant.

At 971 kWh a month a Fayetteville Public Works home pays about $119 in energy: 12.21 ¢/kWh, 13.6% below the North Carolina average of 14.13 ¢.

Its SAIDI went +159% over the filing history, from 27 minutes in 2017 to 71 in 2024.

Fayetteville Public Works: SAIDI 2017 to 2024

SAIDI since 2017
+159%27 to 71 minutes

Outage time is the clearest story here: 27 minutes in 2017, 71 in 2024 (+159%). The best year was 2019 at 9 and the worst 2024 at 71.

SAIFI adds the frequency view: 0.99 interruptions a customer a year, 0.97 times the national median (1.01), with 72 minutes per interruption.

How it compares

Fayetteville Public Works Commission
Fayetteville Public Works Commission, 2024HomeBusinessBillSAIDI
Fayetteville Public Works Commission12.21 ¢/kWh11.38 ¢/kWh$119at 971 kWh71 minSAIDI
North Carolina average against this company, which is 9 of 30 on price+1.92 ¢/kWhcompany 13.6% below-0.82 ¢/kWhcompany 7.8% above+$19a month at 971 kWh+22 mincompany 22 below
City of Rocky MountLowest in this table12.18 ¢/kWhcompany 0.2% above9.57 ¢/kWhcompany 18.9% above$1180 less than company70 mincompany 1 above

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Fayetteville Public Works Commission: 2025

Fayetteville Public Works: -0.6% on 2024 for homes, North Carolina -0.8%.

Fayetteville Public Works home price, 2025
12.14 ¢/kWh-0.6% on 2024, early release
Fayetteville Public Works SAIDI, 2025
72 min+2% on 2024, early release
Fayetteville Public Works against North Carolina, 2025
+0.2 pointsFayetteville Public Works -0.6%, North Carolina -0.8%, price in North Carolina 14.02 ¢

Fayetteville Public Works Commission reported 12.14 ¢/kWh for homes in 2025, -0.6% on its 2024 figure of 12.21, while the North Carolina average moved -0.8%. Its SAIDI is 72 minutes against 71 in 2024.

Carbon context

Fayetteville Public Works Commission serves 75,987 homes in North Carolina. At 971 kWh a month that is about 275 kg of CO₂, or 3,296 kg a year, at the North Carolina plant rate, state generation and not this utility: North Carolina generation mix.

Fayetteville Public Works Commission charts

Residential price since 2015: 12.21 ¢ in 2024

11.12 ¢ in 2015, 12.21 ¢ in 2024 (+9.8%); North Carolina 11.28 to 14.13 ¢.

Fayetteville Public Works Commission residential price 2015-2024, 2015 to 2024: 10 rows
YearFayetteville Public Works CoGap to North Carolina residentialGap to U.S. residential
201511.12-0.16-1.53
201611.10+0.07-1.45
201711.29+0.35-1.60
201811.56+0.47-1.31
201912.19+0.77-0.82
202011.10-0.28-2.05
202111.05-0.27-2.61
202211.05-0.57-3.99
202311.71-1.22-4.29
202412.21-1.92-4.27

10 rows from EIA retail sales.

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Fayetteville Public Works Commission SAIDI, 2017-2024

27 min in 2017, 71 in 2024.

Fayetteville Public Works Commission SAIDI by year, 2017 to 2024: 8 rows
YearFayetteville Public Wo, no major events
201727
201810
20199
202027
202148
202246
202365
202471

8 rows from EIA-861 survey.

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Reliability: SAIDI 70.9 min

70.9 min, 0.71x the median reporter, rank 240 of 673.

min

  • Company, no major events70.9
  • Company, with major events129.3

Fayetteville Public Works Commission, Reliability: EIA-861 survey.

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Analyst note

Fayetteville Public Works Commission billed homes 11.12 ¢/kWh in 2015 and 12.21 ¢ in 2024, +9.8% in all, and lagged the North Carolina average (+25.3%) by 15.5 points. Fayetteville Public Works Commission's sharpest move came in 2020, -8.9%. The latest year is the high at 12.21 ¢; the low was 11.05 ¢ (2022). 2024: +4.3% here, +9.3% for the North Carolina average. SAIDI at Fayetteville Public Works Commission (major events excluded) rose from 27 minutes in 2017 to 71 in 2024, +159%; worst year 2024 at 71. At 71 minutes in 2024, Fayetteville Public Works Commission sat -29 from the national SAIDI median, with 8 of 8 years below it. 2018: 1097 minutes with major events, 10 without, the widest gap of any year. Fayetteville Public Works Commission has 8 cheaper and 21 higher-priced North Carolina peers among 30 with 20,000+ homes. Next cheaper, City of Rocky Mount, bills 12.18 ¢ (-0.03). Next higher-priced, City of Gastonia, bills 12.40 ¢ (+0.19).

Two good signs together. Rates are 13.6% below North Carolina and outage time of 71 minutes beats the national median by 29%.

Home accounts at Fayetteville Public Works Commission went from 72,960 in 2015 to 75,987 in 2024, +4.1%. Business customers paid 0.93 times the home price in 2024 (11.38 against 12.21 ¢); the ratio was 0.90 in 2015. SAIFI went from 0.67 in 2017 to 0.99 in 2024, between 0.14 and 0.99.

Facts

Customer accounts
85,4351.5% of North Carolina total
Residential accounts
75,9871.5% of North Carolina homes
Commercial accounts
9,42611.0% of the base
Residential rate
12.21 ¢/kWhplace 9 of 30, -13.6% against the state
Commercial rate
11.38 ¢/kWhplace 24 of 44, +7.8% against the state
SAIDI, no major events
70.9 minbetter than 64% of reporters
SAIFI, no major events
0.990.97x the median
SAIDI with major events
129.3 min45.1% from event days
Net-metered capacity
1.7 MW284 installations
Counties served
1all in North Carolina
Average residential use
11,647 kWh/yr971 a month
Implied monthly bill
$119-$41 on the U.S. rate, 971 kWh
Residential rate since 2015
+9.8%11.12 to 12.21 ¢/kWh
SAIDI trend
+159%27 min in 2017, 71 in 2024

Data tables

2024 by sector, Fayetteville Public Works Commission

Fayetteville Public Works Commission sectorAccountsRate ¢/kWhGap to North Carolina ¢/kWh
Residential75,98712.21-1.92
Commercial9,42611.38+0.82

Year by year, Fayetteville Public Works Commission

YearHome accounts, Fayetteville Public WoHome ¢Business ¢RatioSAIDISAIFI
201572,96011.129.970.90No dataNo data
201673,13411.1010.050.91No dataNo data
201772,79711.2910.650.94270.67
201872,90111.5610.550.91100.20
201973,40412.1911.220.9290.14
202074,01111.1010.910.98270.56
202174,54511.0510.510.95480.65
202274,87811.0510.510.95460.55
202375,93911.7111.040.94650.89
202475,98712.2111.380.93710.99

Peers of Fayetteville Public Works in North Carolina, place 9 of 30 on home price

Utility near Fayetteville Public Works on priceSAIDI min, gap to Fayetteville Public WorksHome ¢, gap to Fayetteville Public WorksGap % to Fayetteville Public WorksAccounts, Fayetteville Public Works = 1
6. City of Wilson-15-0.08-0.6%0.43
7. Carteret-Craven El Member Corp-1-0.06-0.5%0.50
8. City of Rocky Mount-1-0.03-0.2%0.34
9. Fayetteville Public Works Commission (this utility)7112.21-1.00
10. City of Gastonia+26+0.19+1.5%0.37
11. City of New Bern-29+0.44+3.6%0.29
12. Tri-County Elec Member Corp (NC)+41+0.55+4.5%0.32

Who buys Fayetteville Public Works's electricity

Class at Fayetteville Public WorksAccountsOf Fayetteville Public Works accountsOf Fayetteville Public Works MWh soldkWh a year per Fayetteville Public Works account
Residential75,98788.9%45.5%11,647
Commercial9,42611.0%35.7%73,682
Industrial and other220.03%18.8%16,575,727

Fayetteville Public Works among North Carolina municipals

Fayetteville Public Works and its neighbours on priceSAIDI min, gap to Fayetteville Public WorksHome ¢, gap to Fayetteville Public WorksAccounts, Fayetteville Public Works = 1
1. Town of Apex- (NC) (NC)-35-1.690.37
2. Greenville Utilities Comm (NC)-38-0.240.87
3. Fayetteville Public Works Commission (NC, this utility)7112.211.00

Fayetteville Public Works: meters, rate options and solar

MeasureFayetteville Public WorksNorth Carolina contextFayetteville Public Works detail
Fayetteville Public Works home meters on AMI100.0%North Carolina 92.5%75,987 of 75,987 meters
Time-of-use rate for Fayetteville Public Works homesOffered20 of 35 North Carolina utilities offer one75,987 homes on dynamic pricing, 100.00% of 75,987
Net-metered installations284100% residential3.7 homes per 1,000 accounts, 6.1 kW average

Monthly energy cost by use, Fayetteville Public Works Commission

kWhShare of a 971 kWh monthCost a month at 12.21 ¢vs U.S.Cost a year
25026%$30.53-$10.67$366
50052%$61.06-$21.34$733
75077%$91.58-$32.02$1,099
1,000103%$122.11-$42.69$1,465
1,500155%$183.17-$64.03$2,198
2,000206%$244.23-$85.37$2,931

Outage record, Fayetteville Public Works Commission

Measure, Fayetteville Public No eventsAll eventsConverted
SAIDI minutes70.9129.31.18 h
SAIFI interruptions0.9871.7641.01 yr apart
CAIDI minutes71.973.31.20 h

Territory of Fayetteville Public Works Commission

1 North Carolina counties, region SERC:

Counties served by Fayetteville Public Works CommissionCumberland

North Carolina other states: 1 of 1 county of Fayetteville Public Works Commission drawn

Fayetteville Public Works Commission: 1 county listed by EIA-861, Census 2023 outlines.

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County list
  • Cumberland

Questions on Fayetteville Public Works Commission

How big is Fayetteville Public Works Commission in North Carolina, by customer accounts?

85,435 accounts in 2024: residential 75,987, commercial 9,426, industrial 22.

How many cents per kWh does Fayetteville Public Works Commission charge homes?

In 2024 homes paid 12.21 cents; against the North Carolina average that is -13.6%.

What are the SAIDI and SAIFI of Fayetteville Public Works Commission?

SAIDI 70.9 min and SAIFI 0.99 a year, major events excluded; ratio to the national median 0.71, CAIDI 72 min.

How many net-metered systems connect to Fayetteville Public Works Commission?

284 installations with 1.7 MW, of which residential installations number 284.

What would a typical Fayetteville Public Works Commission home pay each month?

971 kWh at 12.21 cents comes to about $119, energy only.

Is Fayetteville Public Works Commission cheaper than other North Carolina utilities?

Rank 9 of 30 in North Carolina on price, -13.6% against the state average; 8 charge less than 12.21 ¢.

How much of the Fayetteville Public Works Commission load is business?

Homes take 45.5% of 1,944,213 MWh, commercial accounts 35.7%, industrial and other 18.8%; the 9,426 commercial accounts use 73,682 kWh each, 6.3 times a home.

Does Fayetteville Public Works Commission have smart meters or TOU rates?

75,987 of 75,987 home meters are AMI, 100.0%. Fayetteville Public Works offers a home time-of-use rate; 75,987 customers use dynamic pricing, 100.00% of its homes.

Since 2015, has Fayetteville Public Works Commission become cheaper than other North Carolina utilities?

7th cheapest of 26 in 2015, 9th of 30 in 2024; its price rose 9.8% while North Carolina rose 25.3%.

How does Fayetteville Public Works Commission compare with 2 similar utilities?

Place 3 of 3 on home price at 12.21 ¢ (North Carolina municipals); median 11.97 ¢, cheapest member 10.52 ¢.

What did Fayetteville Public Works Commission charge homes in 2025?

12.14 cents per kWh, -0.6% on the 12.21 of 2024 (EIA early release for 2025).

Utilities with a similar home price

Home prices nearest to Fayetteville Public Works Commission at 12.21 ¢/kWh in 2024, among companies with a page here, any state.

More on Fayetteville Public Works Commission

Rate plans on file

4 home plan records, energy charges: 10.1 ¢/kWh.

Who offers time-of-use and tiered rates (17 Apr 2026 snapshot).

Primary sources for Fayetteville Public Works Commission in North Carolina: 12.21 ¢ home rates, SAIDI and solar

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At 971 kWh a month a Fayetteville Public Works home pays about $119 in energy: 12.21 ¢/kWh, 13.6% below the North Carolina average of 14.13 ¢.