Current Rate

This amount takes into account the current fixed rate schedule.
kWh Cost
Energy Cost (Winter)
Energy Cost (Summer)
Total

Time-of-Day Rate

This amount uses the time-of-day rate schedule with no change in usage.
kWh Cost
On-Peak Summer
Off-Peak Summer
On-Peak Winter
Off-Peak Winter
Total

PLEASE BE ADVISED – this calculation only accounts for the energy portion of the bill. Taxes, franchise fees, power cost adjuster, service availability charges, ancillary services, etc. are in addition to the amount shown.

The POWER of controlling your bill is in your hands.

Use the sliders below to see how much you could save by reducing your On-Peak usage.


Reduce Summer On Peak - April thru October (On-Peak hours are 3PM to 7PM)

Reduce Winter On Peak - November thru March (On-Peak hours are 6AM to 9AM)


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Potential Savings

Amount of savings if you shift or reduce your On-Peak usage.
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kWh Shifted

Total amount of kWh you could potentially shift or reduce.

Season kWh Cost
On-Peak Summer
Off-Peak Summer
On-Peak Winter
Off-Peak Winter
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Savings Recommendations



Click here to view Low Cost Options (0-10%)

No or Low Cost Options (0-10%)

  • For Homes with Central Heat and Air:
    • Winter:
      • Preheat your home prior to the Peak Time Period then lower the temperature so the unit does not run during the Peak Time Period
      • Limit the use of portable space heaters during the Peak Time Period
    • Summer:
      • Precool your home prior to the Peak Time Period then raise the temperature so the unit does not run during the Peak Time Period
  • Limit hot water use during the Peak Time Period:
    • Take showers during Off Peak times when possible
    • Wash clothes/dishes during Off Peak times when possible
    • Use blackout curtains, this can block the heat/cool from entering into your home
  • Dry clothes during Off Peak times when possible
  • Bake/Cook meals during Off Peak times or use microwave/slow cookers minimal stove top
  • Replace the most often used lights in your home with LED bulbs to reduce overall use
  • Perform routine maintenance in the home:
    • Clean Refrigerator/Freezer coils annual to ensure efficient operation
    • Properly maintain dryer vent to ensure it closes when not in use (This may require manually cleaning of the vent piping)
    • Ensure door seals are in good shape
    • Ensure attic penetrations are well sealed
    • Close the flue damper in fireplace when not in use
    • Change HVAC filters monthly
    • Caulk and check for air leaks around windows and doors
  • If using well water, limit use durning the Peak Time Period
  • If using for irrigation, operate the system during off peak times

Click here to view Low to Medium Cost Options (10-40%)

Low to Medium Cost Options (10-40%)

  • Install a low-cost timer on the water heater to limit runtime during the Peak Time Period
  • Install a programmable thermostat on the HVAC system and program the unit to precool/preheat home prior to the Peak Time Period
  • Install a low-cost timer to limit pool pump operation during the Peak Time Period
  • For water features such as fountains and fish pond pumps, limit use during the Peak Time Period by installing a timer to control operation
  • Professionally service your HVAC units twice per year including coil cleaning to ensure efficient operation
  • Operate hot tub during off peak times

Click here to view High Cost Options (40%+)

High Cost Options (40%+)

  • Install a whole home generator and operate off peak times
  • Install battery back-up system - set discharge during the Peak Time Period
    • Charge battery during off peak time

View our current rate and Time-of-Day rates below


Current Fixed Rate
Summer Rate 12.62¢ per kWh
Winter Rate 11.83¢ per kWh
Service Availability Charge 99¢ per day
Summer Time-of-Day Rate
Summer Off-Peak Rate 7.41¢ per kWh
Summer On-Peak Rate 29.70¢ per kWh
Service Availability Charge 99¢ per day
Winter Time-of-Day Rate
Winter Off-Peak Rate 7.41¢ per kWh
Winter On-Peak Rate 37.04¢ per kWh
Service Availability Charge 99¢ per day

Frequently Asked Questions


FAQs

1. Can TOD save you money?

Yes. Based on your ability to shift your energy use away from the peak time, you can save money. This does require a change in habits to achieve maximum savings.

2. What are the rates and times they apply?

Summer Peak months are April - October

  • Peak Time is 3:00 pm - 7:00 pm
    • Peak Rate is 29.7 ¢ kWh
    • Off Peak Rate is 7.41 ¢ kWh

Winter Peak months are November - March

  • Winter Peak Time is 6:00 – 9:00 am
    • Peak Rate is 37.04 ¢ kWh
    • Off Peak Rate is 7.41 ¢ kWh

3. When are the “peak times”?

Summer Peak months are April - October.
Winter Peak months are November – March.

4. How do I know if the TOD rate will benefit me?

Use the Time of Day Calculator in Smart Hub to see potential savings. This tool will analyze at you last 12 months usage to let you know if you have the potential to save and how much. If you are not sure, we recommend a trial period of shifting power before signing up. You can follow your usage changes on SmartHub to see if and how much of a benefit it can provide you.

5. How can I reduce my electric use during peak times?

See Guidance Document Here

6. Is there a special meter to measure and record my usage for the TOD rate?

No. The meter installed on your home is already providing half hour data. Our powerline carried communication system makes the Time of Day rate possible.

7. What will it cost me to go on TOD rate?

There is no separate charge for going on TOD. However applicable rates do apply, so your use during the defined peak times will be more expensive than off peak times.

8. Can I switch between TOD and regular monthly rate?

If you choose to move to the Time of Day rate, you are asked to stay on the rate for a full year and will asked to sign an agreement.