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Cost, consumption, demand, and rates across your billing history.

EL9 General Large (SC-9) · Peak demand 148 kW

Where your delivery dollars go

Composition of delivery charged$44,120.60

Base tariff 82%

Taxes and surcharges 5%

Blended adjustments 13%

Current rate

SC-9 Rate I - General - Large

Time-of-day optionAvailable

SC-9 Rate III - General - Large - Voluntary Time-of-Day

Customer charge

$72.00/mo

Energy

0.0154 $/kWhAll months, low tension

0.0079 $/kWhAll months, about half

Demand

Flat, any hour

Summer (Jun to Sep) $44.05/kW

Non-summer (Oct to May) $34.50/kW

Stacks by hour

Summer daytime peak stacks up to $68.72/kW vs flat $44.05

Your peak is billed in each window it lands in, and they add up.

Best for

Predictable. Your peak can hit any hour, no timing risk.

Only wins if you keep your peak out of summer daytime hours.

Demand rate if your peak lands at this hour · $/kW

Current, one flat charge, all hours

Time-of-day, stacked windowed charges

Where the amber line sits above blue, a peak at that hour costs more on time-of-day; where it sits below, it costs less. Your demand charge is set by your single highest peak, so the bill turns on which hour that peak lands in.

Which rate is cheaper depends on when your peak lands, which cannot be told from rates alone. Upload your hourly usage (Green Button) to replay both rates against your real load.

Would time-of-day pricing stop you wasting money? Not yet knowable.

Time-of-day pricing charges different prices by hour, so its value cannot be judged from monthly bill totals. Share your hourly usage (Green Button interval data) and we can check whether the time-of-day rate would stop you wasting money.

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Service voltage assumed low tension.

Tariff values: agent-extracted, pending human audit.