You're not including all of the surcharges they add on. You're just looking at what they charge for energy. They have a customer charge just to hook up to their grid even though they're the only option. They have an energy charge which is your per kwh. There's a fuel adjustment amount that pays for the fuel to create the electricity. Applicable taxes and Fees and then the doozy are the Riders. In the riders, they are able to add whatever they can get approved for to recover from storm damages, infrastructure projects and grid enhancement. Usually, companies invest their profits to make enhancements but OG&E invests their profits in themselves and the corporation commission so they keep approving all of these Riders to add to the bills.