Absolutely! Consumers may send utility bills to their local sales representative or use this form for a free evaluation and to help calculate potential savings.
Utility companies assess power factor charges in a variety of ways. Sometimes tariffs are clearly identified on a utility bill, while in other instances they may be rolled into other costs. Three of the most common ways a utility will charge for power factor are through kW demand adjustments, kVA demand billing, and kVAR demand charges.
If the charge is not easily identifiable when reviewing your bill, you may obtain tariff details from the utility to better understand these extra charges.