Rates

Availability

Available to consumers for normal uses in permanent single-family residences and residential farms. This schedule is not available for construction service. All service is subject to the established rules and regulations of the Cooperative.

• Residential Service A-15 (PDF)

Availability

Available to all Consumers for general service, commercial, industrial, single, or multi-phase service, and all other non-residential service for all uses subject to the established rules and regulations of the Cooperative. If a Consumer qualifies for service under Schedule LPD-2, the Consumer must take service under Schedule LPD-2, or successor tariffs.

• General Service B-16 (PDF)

Availability

Available only to church buildings in which the principal place of worship is located, subject to the established rules and regulations of the Cooperative.

• Church Service C-15 (PDF)

Availability

Available to Commercial and Industrial Consumers of the Cooperative for the supply of 100 kW or more. If a Consumer qualifies for service under Schedule LPD-2, the Consumer must take service under Schedule LPD-2, or successor tariffs.

• Large Power Service LP-16 (PDF)

Availability

This schedule is available only to those Consumers served under Schedule PC-6 prior to the effective date of this Schedule PC-8. The load served on the schedule must have an effective billing demand in excess of 100 kW.

• Coincident Peak PC-8 (PDF)

Availability

Available as an option on a voluntary basis to qualifying Consumers for accounts served on current and subsequent iterations of Schedule B-13 and/or Schedule LP-13. To qualify, the load must have an effective Schedule B and/or Schedule LP Billing Demand in excess of 100 kW. All provisions of Schedule B and/or Schedule LP iterations in effect and as applicable will remain in effect except as modified by this rider.

• Coincident Peak Load Control Rider LCR-1 (PDF)

Availability

Schedule HPS-5 is available only for existing High Pressure Sodium lights in service as of the effective date of this schedule. All fixtures will be Sodium-Vapor, equipped with a photoelectric cell to provide dusk-to-dawn service and will be connected ahead of the meter.

• HPS Light Service HPS-5 (PDF)

Availability

Schedule LED-5 is available to all Consumers of the Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative for the purpose of providing LED Light Service to homes, schools, churches, camps, businesses, and municipalities. All fixtures will be LED, equipped with a photoelectric cell to provide dusk-to-dawn service and will be connected ahead of the meter.

• LED Light Service LED-5 (PDF)

Availability

Schedule CMV-5 is available only for existing Mercury-Vapor lights as of the original effective date of this schedule. All fixtures are Mercury-Vapor, equipped with a photoelectric cell to provide dusk-to-dawn service and are connected ahead of the meter.

• CMV Light Service CMV-5 (PDF)

Availability

Unless specifically excluded within this Schedule, all of the Cooperative's Terms and Conditions shall apply to customers taking service under this Schedule.

This Schedule is available to customers who qualify as small agricultural generators pursuant to Va. Code § 56-594.2 which operate a small agricultural generating facility with a total designed capacity of 1.5 MW AC nameplate or less. Power generated by the customers' facilities will be purchased by the Cooperative under this schedule. Power will be sold to the customer under the terms of the applicable rate schedule.

This Schedule is not available to customers who (i) use any type of interruptible rate, (ii) use any type of power production or generation-inclusive rate, (iii) are enrolled in any wholesale market-based demand response or demand-side management incentive program (such as the PIM Emergency Load Response Program or Economic Load Response Program), (iv) use net energy metering service under Schedule NEM, or (v) customers who are Small Power Production or Cogeneration Facilities which qualify under Section 210 of the Public Regulatory Policies Act of 1978 which choose to generate and sell power to the Cooperative pursuant to Schedule NeoGV,

• Small Agricultural Generation (PDF)

Availability

Available to all residential member/customers where power being provided is single phase, 60 cycles, at the Cooperative’s standard voltage to a meter base rated at 200 amperes or less with adequate grounding.

• Unbundled Surge Suppression Device Schedule SSD-2 (PDF)

Availability

The Renewable Energy Program is a voluntary program, open to all SVEC accounts, and has a contract requirement.

For more information or to sign up for Rider R, visit our Renewable Energy Option – Rider R page.

Applicable to Schedules:

• "A-14"
• "B-14"
• "C-14"
• "PC-7"
• "LP-14"
• "CMV-4"
• "HPS-4"
• "LED-4"

Effective January 5, 2026, a Sales and Use Tax Surcharge of $1.25 debit per account per month shall be applied to all consumer bills rendered under rate schedules set out above.

• Sales and Use Tax Surcharge 2026 (PDF)

• Net Energy Metering Rider NEM-10A (PDF)

Availability

Solar energy subscriptions are available on a voluntary basis to Cooperative Customers (“Subscribers”) in good standing that receive electric service under Schedule A-13 and successor tariffs provided the amount of solar energy available from the Cooperative is not fully subscribed.

• Community Solar Subscription Rider SSR-1 (PDF)

Availability

This Rider is available upon written request to the Cooperative by Consumers served on Rate Schedules “CQ”, “GQ”, “PHQ” and “PPQ”, except as specified below.

• Metering Services and Ownership Rider-Q (PDF)

Availability

Available in all territories served by the cooperative, subject to the terms and conditions of the cooperative on file with the Virginia State Corporation Commission.

The power cost adjustment is a pass-through cost from SVEC’s wholesale provider, Old Dominion Electric Cooperative. It makes up roughly 70% of a member’s monthly bill, and can fluctuate throughout the year. SVEC has no control over this cost.

Power Cost Adjustment Rider (PDF)

PCA Billing Factor

Availability

Unless specifically excluded within this Schedule, all of the Cooperative's Terms and Conditions shall apply to customers taking service under this Schedule.

This Schedule is available to customers with Small Power Production or Cogeneration Facilities which qualify under Section 210 of the Public Regulatory Policies Act of 1978, and which have a total design capacity of 100 kilowatts AC nameplate or less. Power generated by the customers' facilities will be purchased by the Cooperative under this schedule. Power will be sold to the customer under the terms of the applicable rate schedule. Power generated by customers' facilities which have a total design capacity of more than 100 kW AC may be purchased by the Cooperative through separate, independently-negotiated arrangements.

This Schedule is not available to customers who (i) use any type of interruptible rate, (ii) use any type of power production or generation-inclusive rate, (iii) are enrolled in any wholesale market-based demand response or demand-side management incentive program (such as the PJM Emergency Load Response Program or Economic Load Response Program), (iv) use net energy metering service under Schedule NEM, or (v) customers who are small agricultural generators under Schedule AgGEN (should such an approved rate schedule be filed).

• PURPA Schedule NeoGV (PDF)

This Schedule is available for qualifying new consumer service throughout the service territory of the Cooperative, subject to the Terms and Conditions of Service filed with the State Corporation Commission of Virginia.

• Large Power Dedicated Facilities Contract Service LPD-2 (PDF)