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The letter says if you were enrolled prior to March 2020.
I compared my bill from this time last year and it's literally 50% less. I switched to the plan that runs a straight rate that doesn't change and doesn't have additional "peak charges" added on top of it.
They sucker you in with ridiculously low on and off-peak, like .08/.05kWh, respectively, but add a "Summer demand charge"
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$17.438Per kW "A charge for the single highest hour of energy used weekdays between 3 pm - 8 pm during a billing cycle – averaged over an entire hour."Just the way they word it, it's hard to figure out how they're going to charge it. At $17.438/kW you're talking a serious spike. Also, the off peak hours are after 8, so unless you'd like to sweat your ass off until 8PM, then you have to fire up the AC during On-peak.
IE, Friday, I came home at 6 and fire up the AC. The AC burns nearly 5kw in that first hour(based on my daily usage charge you can pull up on the website) Say that's the highest usage during one hour of the month, they charge nearly $18/kW, so about $90 for that one hour to run the AC + all the standard rate usage for the rest of the month. It's just a sleazebag way for them to suck an additional $100 or so out of every customer a month and someone finally called them on it.