WattWatch/All Michigan utilities
Municipal utility
City of Lowell
City of Lowell rates rose 11% since 2020, to 12.1¢ per kilowatt-hour.
Computed as revenue ÷ total sales from City of Lowell’s own EIA-861 filings, 2020–2024. Not adjusted for inflation. This provider files EIA’s short form, which reports all customer classes together — the figure is an all-customer average and sits below what a household actually pays. See where that ranks.
Your rates are set by the Lowell Light & Power Board, which has charge of the city's electric services
Municipal electric utilities are outside MPSC rate regulation. Rates are set locally, in public meetings of the governing board or city council.
What you can do
There is no public rate docket to comment on. Rate decisions happen at the Lowell Light & Power Board, which has charge of the city's electric services, whose meetings are where a rate concern belongs.
When they meet: The Tuesday after the second Monday of the month, 6:00 p.m. Source