Perkasie Borough

Bucks County, Pennsylvania

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Electric for Borough Businesses

Electric Rate Schedule for Businesses
The Borough’s Fee Schedule lists current electric rates for Borough businesses.

For questions concerning electric billing, please contact the Borough at (215) 257-5065.

Reliability Pricing Model (RPM) Demand Response Program
Perkasie Borough has an energy-savings incentive program for select businesses in the Borough. Electric customers that can curtail a minimum of 100kW of load or customers having generation with a capacity of 100kW can receive a credit for participation in the program. For more information, please click here.

Sales Tax Exemption Form
This exemption is for manufacturing entities in the Borough.The exemption is allowed per Section 32.25 of the Pennsylvania Code. To exempt a portion of a customer’s electricity sales from tax, the manufacturing entity must complete form REV-1220, Pennsylvania Exemption Certificate, and have it on file with the Borough.
Manufacturing entities may elect to file a retrospective request for a refund directly to the state with PA-65, Board of Appeals Petition Form. Taxpayers can go back three years for refund amounts of the sales tax already paid. Please click here for more information.

 

Electric Saving Tips
Here’s a checklist of energy-saving measures that cost little or nothing and will return big savings on your energy bills. They are easy to implement, whether you own or rent your workspace.

  • Turn lights, computers, and other equipment off when they are not in use. Let workers know that you appreciate their help in this effort. Computers often have an energy-saver mode, but workers sometimes disable it. Consider adding automatic controls, too, such as programmable thermostats, timers, and occupancy sensors. A programmable thermostat can cut heating and cooling costs by a third, compared to a building that does not use energy-saving settings.
  • Share your enthusiasm for saving energy with workers and customers. Post energy-saving tips for workers, and reward them for useful suggestions.
  • Regularly change or clean filters in heating, ventilating, and cooling (HVAC) equipment. During peak heating or cooling season, change or clean filters monthly. You’ll also enjoy the cleaner air.
  • Have a contractor clean and tune your HVAC system annually. This will increase operating efficiency and may prevent costly emergency repairs.
  • Use fans whenever possible. Ceiling fans, which gently move room air, add comfort and save energy. According to Energy Star, you can raise summer air conditioning temperatures by 3 to 5 degrees with no loss of comfort if you add ceiling fans. Every degree raised on the thermostat typically saves about 3 percent on cooling costs.
  • When replacing lights, use compact fluorescent lamps in place of incandescent bulbs, and use lower wattage fluorescent tubes in place of old fluorescent tubes. Compact fluorescent lamps last up to 10 times longer and use a fraction of the energy compared to incandescent bulbs.
  • If you have exit signs, switch to new light-emitting diode (LED) signs. They pay for themselves through energy savings in three years of less.
  • Control direct sunlight through windows. In summer, block it, suing blinds, screens, film, or outdoor awnings, vines, and trees. In cold weather, reverse your thinking. As long as you control glare, the sun can bring welcome warmth in winter.
  • Perform basic weatherization. This includes repairing holes and cracks that let in drafts and weather-stripping or caulking around doors and windows. It also includes plugging leaks and fixing gaps in insulation on ducts and pipes.
  • Save water to save energy. Water-saving measures, from fixing leaky faucets and toilets to adding water-saving showerheads and aerators, will pay you back on your water bills, and by saving hot water on energy bills.

And one more tip: remember to think about energy when you shop for any new equipment, lighting, or building renovations. The easiest approach is to look for the Energy Star label. Energy Star is a program co-sponsored by the EPA and numerous business partners to help promote energy-wise purchasing decisions. The program started in 1992. Today, it saves consumers more than $14 billion per year, based on the energy savings represented by Energy Star purchases in over 50 product categories. In general, Energy Star products use about one-third less energy than comparable standard products. Energy Star also saves consumers in terms of avoided pollution and avoided greenhouse gas emissions. Check out the Web site www.EnergyStar.gov to find useful advice on buying lighting, HVAC equipment, computers, copy machines, printers, and dozens more products that you need for your business.

ONLINE BILL PAY FOR ELECTRIC & TRASH

Online bill pay is available for your Monthly Electric Utility & Quarterly Trash Toter Service!

IVR phone system Link: 844-278-1518

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Quick Facts

borough hallPerkasie Borough Hall
620 W. Chestnut
Perkasie, PA 18944

Phone: 215-257-5065
Fax: 215-257-6875

Council Members (Ward)
Jim Ryder (3) (President)
Jim Purcell (2) (Vice-President)

Scott Bomboy (3)
Chuck Brooks (1)
Randy Faulkner (3)
Greg Martin (2)
Steve Rose (2)
David Weaver (1)
Dave Worthington (1)

Andrea Coaxum, Manager
Jeff Hollenbach, Mayor

Upcoming Meetings

February 2023

6 – Council Meeting
13 – P.R.A
14 – Park & Recreation Board
20 – Council Meeting
22 – Planning Commission
27 – Zoning Hearing Board & PWTA

Local Contacts

  • Pennridge School District
  • Upper Bucks Chamber of Commerce
  • Grand View Health
  • Pennridge FISH

County Contacts

  • Commissioners
  • Dept. of Health

State Contacts

  • Gov. Tom Wolf
  • Sen. Steven J. Santasiero
  • Rep. Shelby Labs

Federal Contacts

  • Pres. Joseph R. Biden
  • Sen. Pat Toomey
  • Sen. Robert Casey
  • Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick

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