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Cabanatuan Electric (CELCOR) · Residential

Official rates Updated 2026-09-06

What CELCOR actually costs per kWh

CELCOR's overall residential rate is about ₱14.10 per kWh for August 2026. That's an all-in average across generation, transmission, distribution, taxes and universal charges — the exact rate you pay shifts with how much you use.
₱14.10all-in / kWh at 200 kWh 3.83% vs last month

August 2026 billing · 30-day period · 0.825% local franchise tax assumed

100 kWh

₱1,412.39

₱14.12/kWh

200 kWh

₱2,819.15

₱14.10/kWh

300 kWh

₱4,225.92

₱14.09/kWh

400 kWh

₱5,632.67

₱14.08/kWh

500 kWh

₱7,039.43

₱14.08/kWh

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How it adds up

How the total is built

A CELCOR residential bill is the sum of several groups of charges. The largest is usually generation — the cost of the electricity itself. After that come transmission (moving power across the national grid), system loss, distribution (CELCOR's own delivery charge), government taxes, and universal charges mandated by law. Each is calculated per kilowatt-hour or as a fixed amount, then added together. Most of your bill is made up of costs CELCOR passes through from other providers, not charges CELCOR sets on its own.

At every usage level

The rates this month

What a residential bill comes to at each usage level, and the individual per-kWh rates behind it — computed component by component from CELCOR's official August 2026 Schedule of Rates. Assumes a 30-day billing period; your exact local taxes and reading dates may shift the total slightly.

ConsumptionTotal billAll-in per kWh
100 kWh₱1,412.39₱14.12
200 kWh₱2,819.15₱14.10
300 kWh₱4,225.92₱14.09
400 kWh₱5,632.67₱14.08
500 kWh₱7,039.43₱14.08
Every per-kWh charge, in fullAll 16 line items.Show full breakdown ▾
ChargeRate per kWh
Generation Charge (kWh)₱7.5118
Transmission Delivery Charge (kWh)₱0.5401
Ancillary Service Charge (kWh)₱1.1243
System Loss (kWh)₱0.6433
Distribution Network Charge (kWh)₱1.2081
Retail Electric Charge (kWh)₱0.4929
Metering Charge (kWh)₱0.4189
ERC RES.#18, Series of 2024 Reduction₱-0.0013
Senior Citizen Subsidy (Discount)₱0.0001
Real Property Tax₱0.0215
Missionary Electrification (kWh)₱0.2763
Environmental Charges (kWh)₱0.0025
NPC stranded Debts (kWh)₱0.0428
Feed In Tariff Allowance (FIT-ALL)₱0.3359
GEA-ALL₱0.0000
Lifeline Subsidy Rate (LSR)₱0.0100

Every month, regardless of usage

Fixed monthly charges

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

ChargeAugust 2026
Metering Charge (meter/mo.)5.00/month

The biggest single charge

The generation charge

Generation is the cost of producing the electricity you used, and it is usually the largest single part of your bill. CELCOR buys electricity from power suppliers and passes that cost through to you. Because it's a pass-through cost, the generation charge can differ from one month to the next depending on what power costs during that billing period. When your total bill changes even though your usage stayed about the same, the generation charge is the most common reason.

Taxes

How CELCOR shows VAT

CELCOR itemizes value-added tax across several components — you'll see separate VAT lines for generation, transmission, system loss, and distribution, rather than a single lump sum. The total tax you pay is the sum of these lines. Your bill also includes small mandated adjustments, such as the ERC-approved rate reduction, applied per kilowatt-hour.

Source: CELCOR

ComponentVAT (August 2026)
Generation₱0.8382/kWh
Transmission₱0.0648/kWh
Ancillary Service₱0.1134/kWh
System Loss₱0.0712/kWh
Distribution (CELCOR)12%

Franchise area

Who CELCOR serves

Cabanatuan Electric Corporation (CELCOR) has provided electricity to Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija for over a century, serving more than 85,000 households and establishments. If you live in this area and receive a bill from CELCOR, this calculator is built to match how that bill is computed.

Source: CELCOR official page · CELCOR

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Frequently asked questions

Why is my CELCOR bill higher this month?

The most common reason is the generation charge, which tracks the cost of power during that billing period and can change month to month even when your usage doesn't. Distribution, taxes, and universal charges make up the rest.

Does this calculator show my exact bill?

It gives an accurate estimate based on CELCOR's published residential rates for the current billing month. Your actual bill may differ slightly depending on your exact reading dates and any account-specific adjustments.

Is MyPinoyTools affiliated with CELCOR?

No. MyPinoyTools is independent and not affiliated with Cabanatuan Electric Corporation. This is a free tool built to help you understand your bill.

Source: Cabanatuan Electric Corporation's published Schedule of Rates. 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 Cabanatuan Electric Corporation.