It is a month old, but SDG&E's quarterly rate reform update just came through email distribution for me today. It is a nice summary of what is coming down the pipe in the next 18 months, publicly available but there will still be plenty of shock and outrage at the beginning of next year.
It still sort of surprises me that there are fewer than 10k customers on EV-TOU2 and DR-SES combined, given how favorable current TOU plans are for solar.
Also, in a separate filing, some more specific information is available on projected rates through 2019, as GRC Phase 2 takes effect. Below are snips of the plans that seem to be relevant to most around here. The TOU plans need to be considered against the new TOU periods, discussed in this thread. In the post below this (because I hit the attachment limit) are also rates associated with a new EV plan, EV-TOU-5 which looks like it could be released mid 2018. It is the first I've come across it, and am not sure what hours or conditions are associated with it, but the ultra low super off-peak price caught my attention, along with the $16 / mo fixed charge (*not* a minimum bill, as other plans have).
Of course, this is all subject to change, but is what I would consider to be a good place to start for anyone who is trying to model their electric bill and the potential impact of solar over the next couple years. I don't think any of these include the "revenue recovery" increases that occur on top of the price structure, and these are based on 8/2016 rates as a starting point. There have definitely been some RR increases since then.
Tiered plan DR, Release 1 (Dec 2017) DR R1.JPG
Tiered plan DR, Release 2 (July 2018) DR R2.JPG
Tiered plan DR, Final release (Jan 2019) DR R2019.JPG
DR-SES, Release 1 (Dec 2017) DR-SES R1.JPG
DR-SES Release 2 (July 2018) DR-SES R2.JPG
DR-SES Final release (Jan 2019) DR-SES R2019.JPG
EV-TOU rates, Release 1 (Dec 2017) EV-TOU R1.JPG
EV-TOU rates, Release 2 (July 2018) EV-TOU R2.JPG
EV-TOU rates, final release (Jan 2019) EV-TOU R2019.JPG
It still sort of surprises me that there are fewer than 10k customers on EV-TOU2 and DR-SES combined, given how favorable current TOU plans are for solar.
Also, in a separate filing, some more specific information is available on projected rates through 2019, as GRC Phase 2 takes effect. Below are snips of the plans that seem to be relevant to most around here. The TOU plans need to be considered against the new TOU periods, discussed in this thread. In the post below this (because I hit the attachment limit) are also rates associated with a new EV plan, EV-TOU-5 which looks like it could be released mid 2018. It is the first I've come across it, and am not sure what hours or conditions are associated with it, but the ultra low super off-peak price caught my attention, along with the $16 / mo fixed charge (*not* a minimum bill, as other plans have).
Of course, this is all subject to change, but is what I would consider to be a good place to start for anyone who is trying to model their electric bill and the potential impact of solar over the next couple years. I don't think any of these include the "revenue recovery" increases that occur on top of the price structure, and these are based on 8/2016 rates as a starting point. There have definitely been some RR increases since then.
Tiered plan DR, Release 1 (Dec 2017) DR R1.JPG
Tiered plan DR, Release 2 (July 2018) DR R2.JPG
Tiered plan DR, Final release (Jan 2019) DR R2019.JPG
DR-SES, Release 1 (Dec 2017) DR-SES R1.JPG
DR-SES Release 2 (July 2018) DR-SES R2.JPG
DR-SES Final release (Jan 2019) DR-SES R2019.JPG
EV-TOU rates, Release 1 (Dec 2017) EV-TOU R1.JPG
EV-TOU rates, Release 2 (July 2018) EV-TOU R2.JPG
EV-TOU rates, final release (Jan 2019) EV-TOU R2019.JPG
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