Exact cost of NBC/ kwh?

[sorka]

Closer to 2 or 3 cents? Does it vary by anything?

 

[markb1]

I think it can vary by your rate plan. If you lookup the NEM 2.0 schedule for you utility, it should define it. For instance, PG&E's Schedule NEM2 (https://www.pge.com/tariffs/assets/pdf/tariffbook/ELEC_SCHEDS_NEM2.pdf) says this:

The relevant non-bypassable charges are Public Purpose Program, Nuclear Decommissioning Charge, Competition Transition Charge, and Department of Water Resources Bond charges (NBCs).

So then if you look up your rate schedule, you should see it broken up into components, which should include those non-bypassable components. Add them together and you'll have your answer.

 

[hayhayday]

I think I figured it was suposed to be 2.1c but last month I exported 154kwh and net NBC was $1.94 which would work to 1.26c althoughI think medical baseline exempts the wildfire charge so that might make up the difference.