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Originally Posted by Toymeister
SECO services most of TV as the electric utility. They have plans to switch all customers from a .11 first 1,000 kWh, .13 above 1,000 kWh: to a three tier time of day pricing plan.
Super off peak (SOP) .06 per kWh
Off peak (OP) .09
Peak (P). .23
April-Oct
12-6am SOP
6-2pm OP
2-6pm P
6-12pm OP
Nov-Mar
12-6am SOP
6-9am P
9-12pm OP
The SECO rep that I spoke to didn't know when this will be put in place. But the rates have been established so it's clearly not too distant.
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Interesting news, Toymeister. I’m sure you have been analyzing all this. What have you come up with? Can you deal with turning off the AC from 2-6 in the summer and from 6-9 am in the winter (well, maybe a month with the heater on at that time). Is this likely to increase our bills? Is it likely to encourage us to turn off the AC for a few hours to save money? Would it really make that much of a difference?