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Bookmark or Share- Understanding Your Time-Of-Use (TOU) Bill - SCEenergy usage to off-peak and super off-peak hours, when overall energy demand and costs are lower. For more information about TOU rates, visit sce.com/rates. Your usage, by time of day This graph shows the amount of energy you used (in kilowatt-hours) by the peak period, during the billing period. We made the
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) - SCES E’s Electric Rule 21 Section Ee.(1) (Modifications to Existing Equipment) to identify if a proposed modification is considered “material” and whether a new interconnection application is required. Examples of non-material modifications: • Replacement of “like for like” system components with no increase to the system size.
- Understanding Your Time-Of-Use (TOU) Bill - SCETOU rates vary based on the time of day and season, as shown on this chart. You’re enrolled in one of SCE’s Time-Of-Use (TOU) rates, which means you’ll pay less when you’re able to shift your energy usage to off-peak and super off-peak hours, when overall energy demand and costs are lower.
- Understanding Your Tiered Bill - SCEperiod at the Tier 1 rate, which has the lowest price per kilowatt-hour. If you use more energy than the “baseline allocation” for your region, your energy cost increases to Tier 2. A. High Usage Charge. tier will continue to show on your bill through 2024 although the price per kilowatt hour will be the same as Tier 2.
- Energy Management Solutions - Manufacturing - SCEWhere your energy dollars are used.1. Make a Savings Plan. Knowing where you use energy can help you identify ways to reduce your energy use and manage overhead costs. Although numbers vary by manufacturing sector, the average facility uses 95.1 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of electricity per square foot annually.
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