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United Illuminating Co late fee

Connecticut · Investor Owned

United Illuminating Co charges 1.25% for a residential electric bill paid late.

Percentage fee
1.25% of the past-due balance
Grace period
28 days
Can disconnect
Yes, for non-payment
Percentile
Higher than 13% of US utilities that charge a percentage fee
Residential customers
256,302

Late fees versus bad debt, 2024

Late-fee revenue
$4,079,766 (FERC account 450, Forfeited Discounts)
Written off
$51,778,841 (FERC account 904, Uncollectible Accounts)
Ratio
0.08x

Source: US Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, FERC Form 1, accounts 450 and 904 (18 CFR Part 101), retrieved via the Public Utility Data Liberation project. Municipal utilities and most cooperatives do not file Form 1, so no ratio is available for them.

Disconnections in 2024

Disconnections
36,503 for non-payment
Rate
9.91 per 100 residential customers
Final notices
146,621
Reconnections
39,795

Counts are disconnection events, not households. Source: US Energy Information Administration, Form EIA-112. See how this compares.

1.25%/month on unpaid after 28 days from statement (United Illuminating, CT)

Source: https://www.uinet.com/account/understandyourbill/billing-glossary

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