Official data · U.S. Energy Information Administration, Form EIA-861 · 2024 data · Synced

City of Ocala · Florida

Municipal utility · EIA utility no. 13955 · 45,171 residential customers reported

In 2024, City of Ocala's Florida customers averaged 2.2 outages and 542 minutes without power, and paid about $126 a month for electricity (12.1¢/kWh). These are City of Ocala's own filings to EIA, under the Other reliability standard, including major storm days.

Outages / yr (SAIFI)
2.2
Time out / yr (SAIDI)
542 min
Avg residential bill / mo
$126
Price / kWh
12.1 ¢

Outage history

Minutes without power per customer · storm days shown separately
City of Ocala annual outage history in Florida: minutes without power per customer with and without major storm days, and outages per year, by year, from EIA.
Year With storm days Without storm days Outages / yr Relative duration
2024 542 73 2.2
2023 126 118 1.4
2022 239 176 2.1
2021 72 70 0.9
2020 132 109 1.9
2019 93 n/r 1.4
2018 71 n/r 1.2
2017 2,481 88 2.9
2016 78 n/r 1.4
2015 87 n/r 1.4
Storm-heavy years look worse with major storm days included; with them removed, the underlying year is comparable. We always show both so a single storm season is not mistaken for a trend. What is a Major Event Day?

About these numbers

Source
U.S. Energy Information Administration, Annual Electric Power Industry Report (Form EIA-861), 2024 data. The monthly bill and price per kWh are computed by CheckedHome from EIA residential revenue and sales. View the source. Synced from EIA on .
Self-reported
Utilities report these figures to EIA themselves; EIA does not audit every submission, and outages from recent months appear only in the next annual release.
Major storm days
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A correction?
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Reporting standard
City of Ocala reports under the utility-defined (non-IEEE) method. The standard used is shown so figures are not mixed silently.
Counties served
Marion.

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