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Angeles Electric (AEC) · Residential

Official rates Updated 2026-09-06

What AEC actually costs per kWh

AEC's overall residential rate is about ₱13.21 per kWh for August 2026. That's an all-in average across generation, transmission, system loss, distribution, taxes and universal charges — the exact rate you pay shifts with how much you use, and eases down slightly at higher consumption since AEC's distribution charge is flat and fixed monthly charges spread over more kWh.
₱13.21all-in / kWh at 200 kWh 0.02% vs July 2026

August 2026 billing · 30-day period · 0.50% local franchise tax assumed

100 kWh

₱1,331.94

₱13.32/kWh

200 kWh

₱2,641.39

₱13.21/kWh

300 kWh

₱3,950.83

₱13.17/kWh

400 kWh

₱5,260.27

₱13.15/kWh

500 kWh

₱6,569.73

₱13.14/kWh

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Franchise area

Is your electricity from Angeles Electric?

AEC's franchise covers Angeles City, Pampanga. If you're in a neighbouring town, your provider may be a different cooperative, and your rates will differ. Check the provider name printed on your bill.

At every usage level

All-in rate this month

What a residential bill comes to at each level, computed with August 2026 rates and compared against July 2026. Assumes a 30-day billing period and a 0.50% local franchise tax; your exact local taxes may differ.

ConsumptionTotal billAll-in per kWhvs July 2026
100 kWh₱1,331.94₱13.32+0.02%
200 kWh₱2,641.39₱13.21+0.02%
300 kWh₱3,950.83₱13.17+0.02%
400 kWh₱5,260.27₱13.15+0.02%
500 kWh₱6,569.73₱13.14+0.02%

AEC's distribution charge is a single flat rate — ₱0.9760 per kWh whether you use a little or a lot, with no consumption brackets. So your all-in rate per kWh stays close to steady across usage levels, easing down slightly as you use more, because the fixed monthly charges spread across more kWh.

Month over month

What changed since July 2026

The generation charge is a pass-through cost that AEC publishes every month, moving with fuel and market prices. The other components change less often, through ERC rate cases.

ChargeJuly 2026August 2026Change
Transmission Charge (P/kwh)₱1.0843₱0.39950.6848
Generation Charge (P/kwh)₱7.9934₱7.71190.2815
FIT-ALL (Renewable)₱0.2011₱0.3359+0.1348
System Loss Charge (P/kwh)₱0.7795₱0.7935+0.0140

AEC's own charge

Distribution charge

AEC's own charge for the poles, wires and meter that deliver power in Angeles City. It is a single flat rate — the same per kWh at every consumption level, with no brackets.

ChargeRate per kWh
Distribution (AEC)₱0.9760/kWh

Taxes

VAT is charged per component

AEC prints the VAT on each energy charge — generation, transmission, ancillary service and system loss — as a peso-per-kWh amount, not a percentage. Distribution, supply and metering are taxed at 12%. Universal charges, FiT-All, GEA-All, the lifeline subsidy, real property tax, business tax and the energy tax carry no VAT.

ComponentVAT (August 2026)
Generation₱0.7994/kWh
Transmission₱0.0479/kWh
Ancillary Service₱0.0851/kWh
System Loss₱0.0826/kWh
Distribution (AEC), supply & metering12%
Every per-kWh charge, in fullAll 19 line items, with month-over-month deltas.Show full breakdown ▾
ChargeAugust 2026vs July 2026
Generation Charge (P/kwh)₱7.71190.2815
Transmission Charge (P/kwh)₱0.39950.6848
Ancillary Serv. Charge (P/kwh)₱0.8436
System Loss Charge (P/kwh)₱0.7935+0.0140
REC Rate (P/kwh)₱0.0211no change
Distribution Charge (P/kwh)₱0.9760no change
Supply Charge (P/kwh)₱0.1699no change
Metering Charge (P/kwh)₱0.2127no change
Regulatory Fee Adjustment (P/kwh)₱-0.0020no change
Senior Citizen Subsidy (P/kwh)₱0.0001no change
Real Property Tax (YR2026)₱0.0045no change
Business Tax (YR2026)₱0.0627no change
UCME-NPC Spug Basic₱0.2662no change
Missionary-Renewable Energy Dev₱0.0101no change
Environmental Fund₱0.0025no change
NPC Stranded Debt₱0.0428no change
FIT-ALL (Renewable)₱0.3359+0.1348
GEA-ALL (Renewable)₱0.0000no change
Lifeline Rate Subsidy (P/kwh)₱0.0100no change

Every month, regardless of usage

Fixed monthly charges

Owed whatever your consumption, which is why a very low-usage month still carries a bill.

ChargeAugust 2026vs July 2026
Supply Charge (P/Cust/Month)15.00/monthno change
Metering Charge (P/Cust/Month)5.00/monthno change

The marginal one

Energy tax (Batas Pambansa 36)

This one is marginal: only the kWh above the threshold are charged. Below it, the energy tax does not appear on the bill at all.

Consumption bandRate on kWh in that band
0–650 kWhNo charge
Above 650 kWh₱0.10/kWh

These are the rates. What's your bill?

Put your own consumption through the calculator and see where every peso goes.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the AEC rate per kWh for August 2026?

There is no single rate. An Angeles Electric residential bill is a set of separate charges: generation at ₱7.7119/kWh, transmission at ₱0.3995/kWh, system loss at ₱0.7935/kWh, plus AEC's distribution charge, universal charges and taxes. All in, a 200 kWh household in Angeles City pays about ₱13.21 per kWh this month.

Why is the all-in rate higher than the generation charge?

Generation is the biggest single component but not the whole bill. Transmission, system loss, AEC's distribution charge, government-mandated universal charges, the FiT-All renewable subsidy, VAT and local taxes are added on top. The all-in effective rate is the total divided by your consumption.

Why does my rate per kWh differ from my neighbour's?

Fixed monthly charges — supply and metering — spread over fewer kWh in a low-usage month, which raises your average rate per kWh. Above 650 kWh an energy tax also applies to the excess. Local franchise and business taxes are set locally too.

How often do AEC rates change?

The generation charge is published monthly and moves with fuel and market prices; the other components change less often, through Energy Regulatory Commission rate cases. These figures are for August 2026 billing and were last updated 2026-09-06.

Who does Angeles Electric supply?

Angeles Electric Corporation's franchise covers Angeles City, Pampanga. If you live in a neighbouring town, your provider may be a different cooperative and your rates will differ — check the provider name printed on your bill.

When does AEC update its rates?

The generation charge is published every month. The other components — distribution, system loss, taxes and universal charges — change less often, through ERC rate cases. Last updated 2026-09-06.

Source: Angeles Electric Corporation's published generation charge and rate advisories. Figures are for August 2026 billing and were last updated 2026-09-06. Rates change over time.

See our methodology for how each charge is computed and how we check our numbers. MyPinoyTools is not affiliated with Angeles Electric Corporation.