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PUD No 1 of Lewis County: rates, outages and net metering
Roughly 34,766 Washington accounts belong to PUD No 1 of Lewis County, classed by EIA as political subdivision; the residential count is 29,417. Major event days make 16% of its yearly outage minutes (722 with them, 605 without).
At 1,395 kWh a month a PUD No 1 of Lewis County home pays about $132 in energy: 9.48 ¢/kWh, 20.3% below the Washington average of 11.90 ¢.
Major event days make 16% of its yearly outage minutes (722 with them, 605 without).
PUD No 1 of Lewis County: major event days
Share of SAIDI from major events
16%722 minutes with events, 605 without
Major events weigh on PUD No 1 of Lewis County: 722 minutes with them, 605 without, so 16% of the total comes from event days, 1.19 times the everyday figure.
SAIFI adds the frequency view: 3.30 interruptions a customer a year, 3.26 times the national median (1.01), with 183 minutes per interruption.
How it compares
PUD No 1 of Lewis County
PUD No 1 of Lewis County, 2024
Home
Business
Bill
SAIDI
PUD No 1 of Lewis CountyLowest in this table
9.48 ¢/kWh
8.61 ¢/kWh
$132at 1,395 kWh
605 minSAIDI
Washington average against this company, which is 6 of 18 on price
PUD No 1 of Lewis County: +6.4% on 2024 for homes, Washington +10.7%.
PUD No 1 of Lewis County home price, 2025
10.08 ¢/kWh+6.4% on 2024, early release
PUD No 1 of Lewis County SAIDI, 2025
400 min-34% on 2024, early release
PUD No 1 of Lewis County against Washington, 2025
-4.3 pointsPUD No 1 of Lewis County +6.4%, Washington +10.7%, price in Washington 13.17 ¢
PUD No 1 of Lewis County reported 10.08 ¢/kWh for homes in 2025, +6.4% on its 2024 figure of 9.48, while the Washington average moved +10.7%. Its SAIDI is 400 minutes against 605 in 2024.
Carbon context
PUD No 1 of Lewis County serves 29,417 homes in Washington. At 1,395 kWh a month that is about 168 kg of CO₂, or 2,014 kg a year, at the Washington plant rate, state generation and not this utility: Washington generation mix.
PUD No 1 of Lewis County charts
Residential price since 2015: 9.48 ¢ in 2024
7.42 ¢ in 2015, 9.48 ¢ in 2024 (+27.8%); Washington 9.09 to 11.90 ¢.
PUD No 1 of Lewis County residential price 2015-2024, 2015 to 2024: 10 rows
From 7.42 ¢ in 2015 to 9.48 ¢ in 2024, a move of +27.8%: PUD No 1 of Lewis County lagged its state (+30.9%) by 3.1 points, and -2.5 points against the U.S. PUD No 1 of Lewis County's sharpest move came in 2021, +11.1%. The high is 9.63 ¢ (2021) and the low 7.42 ¢ (2015). 2024: +0.3% here, +8.4% for the Washington average. SAIDI at PUD No 1 of Lewis County (major events excluded) rose from 262 minutes in 2015 to 605 in 2024, +131%; worst year 2024 at 605. At 605 minutes in 2024, PUD No 1 of Lewis County sat +505 from the national SAIDI median, with 0 of 10 years below it. 2021: 897 minutes with major events, 345 without, the widest gap of any year. PUD No 1 of Lewis County has 5 cheaper and 12 higher-priced Washington peers among 18 with 20,000+ homes. Next cheaper, Inland Power & Light Company, bills 8.98 ¢ (-0.50). Next higher-priced, PUD No 1 of Franklin County, bills 9.68 ¢ (+0.20).
Cheaper by 20.3% than Washington, slower to restore: 605 minutes is 6.1 times the national median.
Home accounts at PUD No 1 of Lewis County went from 26,161 in 2015 to 29,417 in 2024, +12.4%. Business customers paid 0.91 times the home price in 2024 (8.61 against 9.48 ¢); the ratio was 0.87 in 2015. SAIFI went from 1.30 in 2015 to 3.30 in 2024, between 1.06 and 3.30.
Outages and home price of PUD No 1 of Lewis County (EIA utility 10944), 2013 to 2024
PUD No 1 of Lewis County customers lost power for 605 minutes in 2024, up from 203 in 2013 (+197%). Its best year was 2017 (130 min), its worst 2024 (605 min), across 12 filed years. Against a Washington median of 136 minutes in 2024, PUD No 1 of Lewis County was above the middle.
Corrected for inflation, a PUD No 1 of Lewis County home paid 9.73 ¢/kWh in 2024 against 9.03 ¢ in 2013, +7.7%; the bill itself went 6.54 ¢ to 9.48 ¢ (+45.0%). A home using 1,000 kWh a month paid $1,084 for the year at the 2013 real price and $1,168 at the 2024 price. Place on home price: 10th cheapest of 46 in 2013, 15th of 37 in 2024 among Washington utilities with 1,000+ homes.
PUD No 1 of Lewis County outage minutes a customer, 2013 to 2024: 605 in 2024
PUD No 1 of Lewis County at 605 min in 2024 and the Washington median at 136.
PUD No 1 of Lewis County home price since 2013: +7.7% after inflation
PUD No 1 of Lewis County: 9.73 ¢ in 2025 dollars (solid) and 9.48 ¢ as billed (dashed) in 2024.
PUD No 1 of Lewis County, EIA utility 10944, year by year among Washington utilities
PUD No 1 of Lewis County 2013-2024: 12 rows
Year, PUD No 1 of Lewis County
¢ billed
¢ in 2025 $
Price place, PUD No 1 of Lewis County
SAIDI min
SAIFI
SAIDI place, PUD No 1 of Lewis County
Washington median SAIDI
2013
6.54
9.03
10 of 46
203
1.82
8 of 9
85
2014
6.78
9.22
10 of 46
283
1.99
9 of 10
103
2015
7.42
10.08
13 of 46
262
1.30
12 of 12
60
2016
7.81
10.48
12 of 46
251
1.24
12 of 14
94
2017
7.82
10.28
13 of 46
130
1.06
8 of 14
122
2018
8.63
11.06
17 of 46
205
1.48
15 of 17
117
2019
8.92
11.23
24 of 53
393
2.85
19 of 19
91
2020
8.66
10.78
13 of 37
260
1.91
17 of 18
122
2021
9.63
11.44
18 of 37
345
2.37
16 of 18
122
2022
9.06
9.97
15 of 37
421
2.62
17 of 19
136
2023
9.45
9.98
19 of 38
423
2.94
19 of 20
104
2024
9.48
9.73
15 of 37
605
3.30
21 of 21
136
PUD No 1 of Lewis County, EIA utility 10944: EIA-861, CPI-U.
PUD No 1 of Lewis County files with EIA as a political-subdivision utility. In Washington, political-subdivision utilities serve 31% of residential customers at an average 9.8 cents per kWh, 29% below investor-owned utilities in Washington. PUD No 1 of Lewis County itself averaged 9.5 cents, 0.3 cents below its type in Washington.
Shutoffs: this utility reported 661 disconnections for nonpayment in 2024, 1.8 per 100 accounts (Washington: 3.7; EIA Form EIA-112). All utilities.
Reliability and meters, 2024
In 2024 the average PUD No 1 of Lewis County customer was without power 605 minutes without major events and 722 with them. That is 19th fewest of 19 Washington utilities with 10,000+ customers. The median Washington utility reported 136 minutes. Smart (AMI) meters: 93% of its 30,394 residential meters.
How many customers does PUD No 1 of Lewis County serve in Washington?
34,766 accounts in 2024: residential 29,417, commercial 5,213, industrial 136.
What is the average residential rate of PUD No 1 of Lewis County?
In 2024 homes paid 9.48 cents; against the Washington average that is -20.3%.
How reliable is PUD No 1 of Lewis County by SAIDI and SAIFI?
SAIDI 604.7 min and SAIFI 3.30 a year, major events excluded; ratio to the national median 6.08, CAIDI 183 min.
How much solar net metering is on the PUD No 1 of Lewis County grid?
323 installations with 2.8 MW, of which residential installations number 318.
What is the monthly bill at PUD No 1 of Lewis County for average use?
1,395 kWh at 9.48 cents comes to about $132, energy only.
How does PUD No 1 of Lewis County rank on price within Washington?
Rank 6 of 18 in Washington on price, -20.3% against the state average; 5 charge less than 9.48 ¢.
How much of the PUD No 1 of Lewis County load is business?
Homes take 51.2% of 961,215 MWh, commercial accounts 19.8%, industrial and other 28.9%; the 5,213 commercial accounts use 36,549 kWh each, 2.2 times a home.
Does PUD No 1 of Lewis County have smart meters or TOU rates?
28,221 of 30,394 home meters are AMI, 92.9%. PUD No 1 of Lewis County reports no home time-of-use rate; 4 of 8 Washington filers do.
Since 2015, has PUD No 1 of Lewis County become cheaper than other Washington utilities?
3rd cheapest of 18 in 2015, 6th of 18 in 2024; its price rose 27.8% while Washington rose 30.9%.
Where does PUD No 1 of Lewis County stand among 6 peers?
Place 4 of 7 on home price at 9.48 ¢ (Washington PUDs group); median 9.48 ¢, cheapest member 3.67 ¢.
What did PUD No 1 of Lewis County charge homes in 2025?
10.08 cents per kWh, +6.4% on the 9.48 of 2024 (EIA early release for 2025).
Utilities with a similar home price
Home prices nearest to PUD No 1 of Lewis County at 9.48 ¢/kWh in 2024, among companies with a page here, any state.
EIA-861 form instructions for PUD No 1 of Lewis County: rates, outages and net metering, how a customer is counted
EIA state profiles for PUD No 1 of Lewis County: rates, outages and net metering, the state price average
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At 1,395 kWh a month a PUD No 1 of Lewis County home pays about $132 in energy: 9.48 ¢/kWh, 20.3% below the Washington average of 11.90 ¢.
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Electric Consumer. (2026). PUD No 1 of Lewis County storm outages: 10.08 ¢/kWh in 2025, SAIDI 605 min in 2024. Data as of 26 October 2026. Retrieved 26 October 2026, from https://electricconsumer.org/companies/pud-no-1-of-lewis-county.html
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author = "Electric Consumer",
title = {PUD No 1 of Lewis County storm outages: 10.08 ¢/kWh in 2025, SAIDI 605 min in 2024},
year = {2026},
url = {https://electricconsumer.org/companies/pud-no-1-of-lewis-county.html},
note = {Data as of 26 October 2026. Accessed 26 October 2026}
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