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This rate has no demand charge. A battery sold on demand savings saves nothing here.
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Sample · ComEd · Residential · May 1 to Jun 2, 2026
We read all 16 charges and added them up again. They come to $281.06, the same total ComEd printed. Every rate we could check against a public filing matched.
What this bill costs per kWh
18.52¢
per kWh, everything included
$281.06 ÷ 1,518 kWh
The price to compare
10.40¢
per kWh for supply
ComEd's price to compare for June 2026, posted by the Illinois Commerce Commission. It leaves out the purchased electricity adjustment.
This rate has no demand charge. A battery sold on demand savings saves nothing here.
Rate printed on the bill: Residential - Single.
16 lines read, 11 recompute to the cent from their own printed rate, 4 checked against filed records (ComEd filed ratebook, ICC posted price to compare).
| Charge | Quantity | Rate | Amount | Filed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Supply | ||||
| Electricity Supply ChargePrice to compare | 1,518 kWh | $0.08677 | $131.72 | $0.10399 with transmission ICC posting |
| Transmission Services ChargePrice to compare | 1,518 kWh | $0.01722 | $26.14 | $0.10399 with supply ICC posting |
| Purchased Electricity Adjustment | $3.49 | |||
| Delivery | ||||
| Customer ChargeDoes not move | $15.50 | $15.39 of $15.50 filed ratebook | ||
| Standard Metering ChargeDoes not move | $3.87 | $3.87 filed ratebook | ||
| Distribution Facility Charge | 1,518 kWh | $0.06333 | $96.13 | $0.06333 filed ratebook |
| IL Electricity Distribution Charge | 1,518 kWh | $0.00128 | $1.94 | $0.00128 filed ratebook |
| Taxes, fees and credits | ||||
| Environmental Cost Recovery Adj | 1,518 kWh | $0.00009 | $0.14 | |
| Renewable Portfolio Standard | 1,518 kWh | $0.00516 | $7.83 | |
| Coal to Solar and Energy Storage Fund | 1,518 kWh | $0.00009 | $0.14 | |
| Zero Emission Standard | 1,518 kWh | $0.00087 | $1.32 | |
| Carbon-Free Energy Resource Adj | 1,518 kWh | −$0.01344 | −$20.40 | |
| Energy Efficiency Programs | 1,518 kWh | $0.00369 | $5.60 | |
| Energy Transition Assistance | 1,518 kWh | $0.00084 | $1.28 | |
| Low Income Discount Recovery | $1.35 | |||
| State Tax | $5.01 | |||
| Total | $281.06 | |||
Every rate here is filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission and is the same for everyone on this rate. Every line on a ComEd bill, explained.
Every line on your bill was extracted and re-added. The computed total matches the Service Period Total ComEd printed, which is how you know nothing was missed or misread.
We did not take this from the label on your bill, which does not say whether the home has electric space heat. We rebuilt the Distribution Facilities rate for all four residential delivery classes we hold and found the one whose rate matches the rate printed on your bill. We do not hold ComEd's rules for which class a customer belongs in, so this is the class you are billed on, not a check that it is the right one.
ComEd printed a price to compare of 10.399 cents per kWh. Your supply and transmission rates add to 10.399 cents, which is the same number -- consistent with being on ComEd's default supply rather than a retail supplier. What you actually paid for supply was 10.629 cents per kWh, because the price to compare excludes the purchased electricity adjustment and your bill includes it.
Your delivery charges are billed entirely on how much energy you use, not on how fast you use it. Cutting a short spike in your usage would not reduce this bill by a cent. Anyone selling you a residential battery on demand-charge savings in ComEd territory is selling a saving that does not exist on this rate.
What you paid to buy the electricity, what you paid to have it delivered, and what you paid in taxes, fees and credits. Each section was re-added against its own printed subtotal.
The Illinois Commerce Commission posts ComEd's residential price to compare every month, and for June 2026 it posted 10.399 cents per kWh, the same figure your bill printed. That is a check against a source other than the bill itself. Your bill covers May 1, 2026 to June 2, 2026. ComEd's posted price rose from 9.660 (May 2026) to 10.399 (June 2026), and your supply lines were billed at the later figure for the whole period. On your 1,518 kWh the difference between the two postings is $11.22. A year earlier, June 2025's posting was 10.028, so this price is 0.371 cents higher than the same month last year. The ICC also posted the purchased electricity adjustment for June 2026 at 0.230 cents per kWh; the adjustment on your bill works out to 0.230 cents per kWh on the same 1,518 kWh, which agrees.
Your highest month was August at 2,894 kWh; your lowest was May at 1,259 kWh. That is a 2.3x swing across the year.
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