Billed Peak Increased After Install

Combined Advantage 7 p.m. - Noon Rate Plan

This plan may be best for you if:

* You will generally use 1,000 kWh or more each month due to the size of your home and type 
  of appliances.
* You are able to use more of your energy during off-peak hours, and can operate 
  your major electric appliances such as the water heater, pool pump and spa heater
  with a timer to run during off-peak hours.
* You are able to use your dishwasher, dryer, washer, and range more during 
   off-peak hours.
* You have a programmable thermostat or can set your air conditioning to a 
   warmer temperature during on-peak hours.
* You are able to spread out your use of major appliances during on-peak hours, 
   so you are not using them simultaneously.

Here's how it works:

* The plan is billed on an off-peak and on-peak basis, with an on-peak demand component*.
  o Off-peak hours are weekdays from 7 p.m. to noon and all day Saturday and 
     Sunday, as well as six major holidays.
  o On-peak hours are Monday through Friday from noon to 7 p.m. and are 
     billed at a higher rate.
  o The demand is the one on-peak 60-minute period of the month when you use 
     the most electricity. It is also the largest component of the bill.
* To save money, it is important for you to use more energy on weekends and 
   weekday mornings before noon or evenings after 7 p.m., since electricity used 
   during off-peak hours costs less. It is also important to limit the number of 
   appliances that you use at one time during on-peak hours.

Winter (November - April billing cycles) 	                Cents per kWh
On-peak kWh used (Mon. - Fri., noon - 7 p.m.) 	 $0.05815
Off-peak kWh used (Mon. - Fri., 7 p.m.- noon and all day Sat. & Sun., 6 holidays) $0.04273
  	 Cost per kW Demand charge 	 $9.203
    	  
Summer ( May - October billing cycles) 	              Cents per kWh
On-peak kWh used (Mon. - Fri., noon - 7 p.m.) 	 $0.08845
Off-peak kWh used (Mon. - Fri., 7 p.m.- noon and all day Sat. & Sun., 6 holidays) $0.04363
  	 Cost per kW Demand charge 	 $13.404

E-32 Medium Time-of-Use Plan (101 - 400 kW monthly)

Here are the basic components of this rate plan:

    * A basic service charge for meter reading, account management, maintaining
      electric facilities and other general costs.
    * The cost of your actual energy use for the month (kWh). This amount goes 
       down as your use goes up - like a volume discount.
    * Cost of electricity is dependent on time of year.

Basic Service Charge 
Self-Contained Meters 	$ 0.672 per day
Instrument-Rated Meters 	$1.324 per day
Primary Voltage 	$ 3.415 per day

Energy Charge 
May – October Billing Cycles (Summer) 	       November - April Billing Cycles (Winter)
For Secondary Service: 	For Secondary Service:
$0.13261 per kWh for the first 5,000 kWh, plus 	$0.11512 per kWh for the first 5,000 kWh, plus
$0.07251 per kWh for all additional kWh 	$0.05501 per kWh for all additional kWh
For Primary Service: 	For Primary Service:
$0.12939 per kWh for the first 5,000 kWh, plus 	$0.11189 per kWh for the first 5,000 kWh, plus
$0.06929 per kWh for all additional kWh 	$0.05179 per kWh for all additional kWh