Reply #4: Don't know right off-hand. But I do know about half of it is in something called a

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'service delivery' charge and a customer service charge. My bill runs about $90 to $100 during the winter and 2 to 3 times that much when the air conditioning is on. I live in Arkansas, but the electric company is in Louisiana and there's no such thing as customer service here. You have to call them long distance if the service is out!