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Imperial Irrigation District: 17.91 ¢/kWh for homes, 61 minutes of SAIDI

In California, Imperial Irrigation District bills 164,802 accounts, 86.2% residential, as an political subdivision utility. Major event days make 0% of its yearly outage minutes (61 with them, 61 without).

Imperial Irrigation District: 1,159 kWh a month costs roughly $208 in energy at 17.91 ¢/kWh, -44.0% on the California average of 31.97 ¢.

Major event days make 0% of its yearly outage minutes (61 with them, 61 without).

Imperial Irrigation District: major event days

Share of SAIDI from major events
0%61 minutes with events, 61 without

Major events weigh on Imperial Irrigation District: 61 minutes with them, 61 without, so 0% of the total comes from event days, 1.00 times the everyday figure.

SAIFI adds the frequency view: 0.69 interruptions a customer a year, 0.68 times the national median (1.01), with 88 minutes per interruption.

How it compares

Imperial Irrigation District
Imperial Irrigation District, 2024HomeBusinessBillSAIDI
Imperial Irrigation District17.91 ¢/kWh18.21 ¢/kWh$208at 1,159 kWh61 minSAIDI
California average against this company, which is 6 of 21 on price+14.06 ¢/kWhcompany 44.0% below+7.33 ¢/kWhcompany 28.7% below+$163a month at 1,159 kWh+0 mincompany 0 below
City of ReddingLowest in this table17.85 ¢/kWhcompany 0.3% above17.88 ¢/kWhcompany 1.8% above$2071 less than company34 mincompany 27 above

Compare 29 California companies

Imperial Irrigation District: 2025

No 2025 early-release row for Imperial Irrigation District; 2024 stays the latest year.

Imperial Irrigation District 2024 against California 2025
-14.63 ¢17.91 ¢ for Imperial Irrigation District in 2024, 32.54 ¢ for California in 2025

Imperial Irrigation District has no 2025 early-release row; for its 142,078 home accounts the latest year is 2024, at 17.91 ¢/kWh and 61 SAIDI minutes.

Carbon context

Imperial Irrigation District serves 142,078 homes in California. At 1,159 kWh a month that is about 207 kg of CO₂, or 2,482 kg a year, at the California plant rate, state generation and not this utility: California generation mix.

Imperial Irrigation District charts

Residential price since 2015: 17.91 ¢ in 2024

13.19 ¢ in 2015, 17.91 ¢ in 2024 (+35.8%); California 16.99 to 31.97 ¢.

Imperial Irrigation District residential price 2015-2024, 2015 to 2024: 10 rows
YearImperial Irrigation DistrictGap to California residentialGap to U.S. residential
201513.19-3.80+0.54
201612.50-4.89-0.05
201712.93-5.38+0.04
201812.15-6.69-0.72
201912.32-6.83-0.69
202012.54-7.91-0.61
202114.42-8.40+0.76
202215.60-10.24+0.56
202317.58-11.93+1.58
202417.91-14.06+1.43

10 rows from EIA retail sales.

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Imperial Irrigation District SAIDI, 2015-2024

53 min in 2015, 61 in 2024.

Imperial Irrigation District SAIDI by year, 2015 to 2024: 10 rows
YearImperial Irrigation Di, no major eventsImperial Irrigation Di, all events
20155376
20165678
20174964
20185959
20195459
20205872
202171116
20225565
202371164
20246161

10 rows from EIA-861 survey.

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Reliability: SAIDI 61.0 min

61.0 min, 0.61x the median reporter, rank 199 of 673.

min

  • Company, no major events61.0
  • Company, with major events61.0

Imperial Irrigation District, Reliability: EIA-861 survey.

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Analyst note

From 13.19 ¢ in 2015 to 17.91 ¢ in 2024, a move of +35.8%: Imperial Irrigation District lagged its state (+88.2%) by 52.3 points, and +5.6 points against the U.S. Imperial Irrigation District's sharpest move came in 2021, +15.0%. The latest year is the high at 17.91 ¢; the low was 12.15 ¢ (2018). 2024: +1.9% here, +8.3% for the California average. SAIDI at Imperial Irrigation District (major events excluded) rose from 53 minutes in 2015 to 61 in 2024, +15%; worst year 2023 at 71. Imperial Irrigation District filed SAIDI under the national median in 10 of 10 years; its 2024 figure was 61 minutes, -39 from that year's median. 2023: 164 minutes with major events, 71 without, the widest gap of any year. Imperial Irrigation District has 5 cheaper and 15 higher-priced California peers among 21 with 20,000+ homes. Next cheaper, Sacramento Municipal Util Dist, bills 17.87 ¢ (-0.04). Next higher-priced, City of Roseville, bills 18.66 ¢ (+0.74).

The data favor customers here: bills run 44.0% under the California norm, and 61 outage minutes sit 39% under the national median.

Home accounts at Imperial Irrigation District went from 130,257 in 2015 to 142,078 in 2024, +9.1%. Business customers paid 1.02 times the home price in 2024 (18.21 against 17.91 ¢); the ratio was 0.96 in 2015. SAIFI went from 0.61 in 2015 to 0.69 in 2024, between 0.51 and 0.75.

Facts

Customer accounts
164,8021.0% of California total
Residential accounts
142,0781.0% of California homes
Commercial accounts
21,91513.3% of the base
Residential rate
17.91 ¢/kWhplace 6 of 21, -44.0% against the state
Commercial rate
18.21 ¢/kWhplace 9 of 25, -28.7% against the state
SAIDI, no major events
61.0 minbetter than 71% of reporters
SAIFI, no major events
0.690.68x the median
SAIDI with major events
61.0 min0.0% from event days
Net-metered capacity
147.4 MW12,057 installations
Counties served
3all in California
Average residential use
13,904 kWh/yr1,159 a month
Implied monthly bill
$208+$17 on the U.S. rate, 1,159 kWh
Residential rate since 2015
+35.8%13.19 to 17.91 ¢/kWh
SAIDI trend
+15%53 min in 2015, 61 in 2024

Data tables

2024 by sector, Imperial Irrigation District

Imperial Irrigation District sectorAccountsRate ¢/kWhGap to California ¢/kWh
Residential142,07817.91-14.06
Commercial21,91518.21-7.33

Year by year, Imperial Irrigation District

YearHome accounts, Imperial Irrigation DiHome ¢Business ¢RatioSAIDISAIFI
2015130,25713.1912.700.96530.61
2016128,63512.5011.980.96560.60
2017132,63212.9312.310.95490.61
2018133,66812.1512.000.99590.58
2019134,78112.3211.890.96540.51
2020135,82812.5412.180.97580.58
2021137,54114.4214.270.99710.66
2022139,16215.6015.631.00550.68
2023140,90617.5817.440.99710.75
2024142,07817.9118.211.02610.69

Peers of Imperial Irrigation District in California, place 6 of 21 on home price

Utility near Imperial Irrigation District on priceSAIDI min, gap to Imperial Irrigation DistrictHome ¢, gap to Imperial Irrigation DistrictGap % to Imperial Irrigation DistrictAccounts, Imperial Irrigation District = 1
3. City of Anaheim-15-0.80-4.5%0.75
4. City of Redding-27-0.06-0.3%0.27
5. Sacramento Municipal Util DistNo data-0.04-0.2%4.04
6. Imperial Irrigation District (this utility)6117.91-1.00
7. City of RosevilleNo data+0.74+4.2%0.43
8. City of Burbank Water and PowerNo data+1.34+7.5%0.32
9. City of Riverside+16+2.29+12.8%0.69

Who buys Imperial Irrigation District's electricity

Class at Imperial Irrigation DistrictAccountsOf Imperial Irrigation District accountsOf Imperial Irrigation District MWh soldkWh a year per Imperial Irrigation District account
Residential142,07886.2%54.2%13,904
Commercial21,91513.3%43.4%72,165
Industrial and other8090.49%2.4%109,214

Imperial Irrigation District among California political subdivisions

Imperial Irrigation District and its neighbours on priceSAIDI min, gap to Imperial Irrigation DistrictHome ¢, gap to Imperial Irrigation DistrictAccounts, Imperial Irrigation District = 1
1. Turlock Irrigation District (CA)-12-1.580.58
2. Imperial Irrigation District (CA, this utility)6117.911.00
3. Modesto Irrigation District (CA)-18+3.870.81

Imperial Irrigation District: meters, rate options and solar

MeasureImperial Irrigation DistrictCalifornia contextImperial Irrigation District detail
Imperial Irrigation District home meters on AMI100.0%California 86.6%143,020 of 143,051 meters
Home meters, AMR (drive-by read)16California figure not published0.0% of meters
Time-of-use rate for Imperial Irrigation District homesNot on file24 of 41 California utilities offer oneno dynamic-pricing count filed by Imperial Irrigation District
Net-metered installations12,05797% residential82.0 homes per 1,000 accounts, 12.2 kW average

Monthly energy cost by use, Imperial Irrigation District

kWhShare of a 1,159 kWh monthCost a month at 17.91 ¢vs U.S.Cost a year
25022%$44.78+$3.58$537
50043%$89.56+$7.16$1,075
75065%$134.35+$10.75$1,612
1,00086%$179.13+$14.33$2,150
1,500129%$268.69+$21.49$3,224
2,000173%$358.26+$28.66$4,299

Outage record, Imperial Irrigation District

Measure, Imperial Irrigation No eventsAll eventsConverted
SAIDI minutes61.061.01.02 h
SAIFI interruptions0.6900.6901.45 yr apart
CAIDI minutes88.388.31.47 h

Territory of Imperial Irrigation District

3 California counties, region WECC:

Counties served by Imperial Irrigation DistrictRiversideImperialSan Diego

California other states: 3 of 3 counties of Imperial Irrigation District drawn

Imperial Irrigation District: 3 counties listed by EIA-861, Census 2023 outlines.

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County list
  • Imperial
  • Riverside
  • San Diego

Questions on Imperial Irrigation District

How many customers does Imperial Irrigation District serve in California?

164,802 accounts in 2024: residential 142,078, commercial 21,915, industrial 809.

What is the average residential rate of Imperial Irrigation District?

In 2024 homes paid 17.91 cents; against the California average that is -44.0%.

How reliable is Imperial Irrigation District by SAIDI and SAIFI?

SAIDI 61.0 min and SAIFI 0.69 a year, major events excluded; ratio to the national median 0.61, CAIDI 88 min.

How much solar net metering is on the Imperial Irrigation District grid?

12,057 installations with 147.4 MW, of which residential installations number 11,650.

What is the monthly bill at Imperial Irrigation District for average use?

1,159 kWh at 17.91 cents comes to about $208, energy only.

How does Imperial Irrigation District rank on price within California?

Rank 6 of 21 in California on price, -44.0% against the state average; 5 charge less than 17.91 ¢.

What share of Imperial Irrigation District sales do homes buy?

Homes take 54.2% of 3,645,364 MWh, commercial accounts 43.4%, industrial and other 2.4%; the 21,915 commercial accounts use 72,165 kWh each, 5.2 times a home.

At Imperial Irrigation District, are smart meters in homes, with a TOU option?

143,020 of 143,051 home meters are AMI, 100.0%. Imperial Irrigation District reports no home time-of-use rate; 24 of 41 California filers do.

Has Imperial Irrigation District moved up the California price list since 2015?

3rd cheapest of 21 in 2015, 6th of 21 in 2024; its price rose 35.8% while California rose 88.2%.

How does Imperial Irrigation District compare with 2 similar utilities?

Place 2 of 3 on home price at 17.91 ¢ (California political subdivisions); median 17.91 ¢, cheapest member 16.34 ¢.

Has Imperial Irrigation District filed 2025 data with EIA?

Imperial Irrigation District has no early-release row; 2024 stands at 17.91 cents and 61 SAIDI minutes.

Utilities with a similar home price

Home prices nearest to Imperial Irrigation District at 17.91 ¢/kWh in 2024, among companies with a page here, any state.

More on Imperial Irrigation District

Rate plans on file

1 home plan record, energy charges: 11.7 ¢/kWh.

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

Primary sources for Imperial Irrigation District: 17.91 ¢/kWh for homes, 61 minutes of SAIDI

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Imperial Irrigation District: 1,159 kWh a month costs roughly $208 in energy at 17.91 ¢/kWh, -44.0% on the California average of 31.97 ¢.