The renewable energy company is hoping to introduce the county-wide local tariff as recognition for the county currently hosting one renewable generation asset, with three more under construction.
Good Energy founder and chief executive Juliet Davenport said: “We think Cornish renewable energy generation should directly benefit Cornish people.”
The supplier added it is also set to introduce a local tariff for customer living within 5km of the proposed Big Field windfarm in north Cornwall.
The special tariff will offer customers living close to the 11 turbine, 25MW development at least a 20 per cent discount on Good Energy’s standard energy prices.
Davenport added: “The local community will play a big role by hosting the Big Field windfarm and should be recognised for this.
“In doing so, they could not only save money on their bills, but also make a big contribution to tackling climate change and reduce Cornwall ad the UK’s reliance on imported fossil fuels.”
If the windfarm gets planning permission, a community fund worth £2,500 per MW installed will be set up, with the community deciding how the money will be spent.