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We’re only .12ish per kWh in Florida but they have an time based plan where I can get .08 off peak hours which would be ideal for an electric. (I may have the
by mrfusion 5y ago
We’re only .12ish per kWh in Florida but they have an time based plan where I can get .08 off peak hours which would be ideal for an electric.
(I may have the math wrong it’s kind of confusing … https://www.fpl.com/content/dam/fpl/us/en/rates/pdf/res-jan-2022.pdf https://www.fpl.com/content/dam/fpl/us/en/rates/pdf/res-jan-...)
- rconti 5y agoDon't feel bad-- it's incredibly confusing. We have solar, and I have no idea what we actually "pay". We over-generate in the summer months but re-use those credits at a different value over less-sunny months. But the kicker is, in the winter, production is so low that even our off-peak charging hits tier 2 so the rates are thrown all out of whack. It's probably actually cheaper to charge our car at a supercharger in november/december/january than to charge at home, tbh.