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BWP is proposing rate increases to maintain reliability and pave the way for a sustainable future.
The increase in rates reflects the rising cost of providing water and electric services and the need to create lasting transformations that make our energy and water infrastructure more reliable and sustainable moving forward.
On January 1, 2026, the proposed rate increases are 9.9% for electricity and 14% for water. Average customer bill increases will depend on the customer class (residential, commercial, etc.) and the amount of water or electricity consumed. Average single-family residential bill increases for water and electric service will generally be higher than the system average increases.
To learn more about the complex issues affecting electric and water rates in Burbank, please read our Ask an Expert editorial series.
The electric and water Bill Calculator is designed for a typical residential utility account bill in Burbank. The rates shown are for standard electric and water services. Rates will vary for customers receiving financial assistance. If you have questions, please contact BWP or call us at (818) 238-3700.
Disclaimer: Please use this calculator as a guideline; it does not provide an exact representation of your future final bill. For more information on rates, please visit the Rates web page – Electric & Water.
Step 1 – Select service size from the drop-down menu (if you do not know your service size, find the water service charge on your bill and match the fee to the meter size in the table below. Most residential homes have a 1-inch service size).
Step 2 – Enter the total HCF* from your BWP bill (see below for where to find the HCF figure), then click the calculate button.
Step 3 – See results in both table and graph formats.
*HCF = hundred cubic feet. 1 HCF is equal to 748 gallons.
Water Service Charge
| Size of Meter: | Amount per Month |
| 1" or smaller | $19.25 |
| 1.5" | $46.01 |
| 2" | $68.67 |
Step 1 - Select your home type from the drop-down menu.
Step 2 – Enter the total kWh from your BWP bill (see below for where to find the kWh figure), and click the calculate button.
Step 3 – See results in both table and graph formats.
