Rateacuity

Standardized, structured North American electric and natural gas tariff database: rate schedules and every published rate component (base/service charge, energy, demand, capacity, transmission, all riders) as separate line items for residential, commercial and industrial classes across all investor-owned utilities in the US and Canada plus roughly three quarters of electric cooperatives and municipal systems, with historical versions, effective dates, demand-response / standby / interruptible program attributes, and tracked rate-change history

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Industry: Electric UtilitiesGas Utilities
Instruments: equities
Categories: Reference

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Type: not stated
Format: Tabular — web portal search and reports plus a REST API for automated integration, with change tracking on rate sets and individual tariffs
Volume: Over 3,000 utilities covered; more than 210,000 electric rate updates processed in a single quarter (Q1 per the company's own rate-update reporting), each producing a dated before/after record; schedules for every investor-owned utility plus roughly 75-80% of cooperatives and municipals, in both electricity and natural gas, current plus historical
Users: N/A - subscription database sold per seat or API entitlement, no public registered-user figure; pricing shown as roughly $175/month per user with a 14-day trial implies a per-seat commercial base rather than free registration
History: 50 years
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active - continuous monthly refresh cycles with a target of publishing new rates within three days of public release, high-volume quarterly update processing, and a rate-change notification service under consideration
Launched: By ~2019 for the RateAcuity product (a February 2019 industry article already describes it and its quality program); the underlying tariff-monitoring operation traces to 1975 with 40+ years claimed, co-president Kim Russo joining 1993 and Stephanie Fetchen programming the database since 1991
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