Information about the Demand TOU rate can be found here and in the rate schedule.
The Demand TOU rate is only available to members enrolled before Oct. 1, 2026. This rate is closed for enrollment.
All-Energy TOU
Yes. Because the On-Peak energy charge is significantly higher, members who use a large amount of electricity during On-Peak periods and cannot shift that usage may see higher costs.
Potential savings depend on how and when your household uses electricity.
Members who can shift flexible electricity use away from On-Peak hours and into Off-Peak or Super Off-Peak periods have more opportunities to reduce their energy costs.
Use the All-Energy TOU Calculator to explore your potential costs.
Super Off-Peak is 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. every day.
All-Energy TOU has three energy prices:
- Super Off-Peak: 5.5¢/kWh
- Off-Peak: 6.5¢/kWh
- On-Peak: 40¢/kWh
Weekends and holidays are included.
Summer TOU hours are in effect April 1 - October 31. Winter TOU hours are in effect November 1 - March 31.
No. All-Energy TOU is a voluntary rate option. Members can remain on the standard residential rate if they do not want to participate.
A Time-of-Use rate charges different energy prices depending on when electricity is used. The goal is to encourage electricity use during lower-cost periods when demand for power is lower.