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Could you clarify this? I'm not overly familiar with California's rates, but I've looked at what seem to be the two most prominent providers (PG&E and SCE), and
by bryans 13y ago
Could you clarify this? I'm not overly familiar with California's rates, but I've looked at what seem to be the two most prominent providers (PG&E and SCE), and neither of them have rates higher than 35 cents even at their top tiers. And there is no mention of increased rates during peak hours or days (I'm not even entirely sure what would define a peak day).
- smsm42 13y agoThey have a smart rate program, where they give you small discount on regular rates in exchange for high rates in high-consumption days (they choose them and tell you in advance) between 2pm and 7 pm. That's when you get the crazy rates. But if you avoid consuming too much power in these hours, it still comes out as beneficial for you. Outside of the peak rates, highest rate I see on my bill is tier 4, $0.35114/kWh.