The 5 year provision to my NEM 1.0 TOU plan (DR-SES-G) is ending next month (SDGE - north county San Diego). This means I won't be reaping the current benefits of the 11am to 6pm peak hours, as they are replacing plans with 4pm to 9pm peak hours.
I was wondering if anyone living in SDGE area has any general plan recommendations they could share if in a similar position? I know each household's use is unique and so there is no one right answer, but I'm guessing we follow a pretty typical consumption pattern -
I did find a TOU plan (EV-TOU-5) where they charge $16 a month to lower the overnight super peak costs to $.09, but I am hesitant to pay that re-occurring charge, since it will be there even on the few months that I'm a net producer.
Any thoughts?
Thanks!
I was wondering if anyone living in SDGE area has any general plan recommendations they could share if in a similar position? I know each household's use is unique and so there is no one right answer, but I'm guessing we follow a pretty typical consumption pattern -
- 4.6k system covers 110% of typical annual use, and 90% after charging Chevy Volt overnight (average 8 kwh/day).
- Highest daily consumption time of day is 4 - 8pm
I did find a TOU plan (EV-TOU-5) where they charge $16 a month to lower the overnight super peak costs to $.09, but I am hesitant to pay that re-occurring charge, since it will be there even on the few months that I'm a net producer.
Any thoughts?
Thanks!
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