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PG&E Rate Plan Questions
- Thread starter BPL201
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You should post this question in the battery and charging forum. Check PG&E website for info on Time of Use plans. For example I pay $.09 per Kwh overnight from SDG&E. Usually the website will have a calculator to help you figure out which plan is best for you. $.22 not too bad though...mine was $.26 before switching to TOU.
No, this is a great place to ask this question.
If you don't have solar, the new EV2-A plan is probably going to be the cheapest for you unless you live in an area that requires you to use a lot of air conditioning. Log in to your PG&E account and see if it will give you a comparison. However, the fact that you have only had the car for a short time will probably skew the results.
OP: Can you change your location? It says Illinois but if you're asking about PG&E, I'm guessing you're no longer there.
Rate Plan Options lists your plan choices.
PG&E's account section is down right now so I can't even access my account. Once logged in w/your account, there should a yellow compare button on the right that will estimate what your bills would be, given your current usage patterns if you switched to other plans. (I'm on E-6 but am told than EV2-A will surprisingly be cheaper. I almost never charge my EV at home. I've literally put a few kWh (under 15) in my '19 Bolt bought at end of Jan 2019 a few months ago by charging at home. I think that it's for home EV charging this year, so far. Almost all of my charging is for free at work and the rest is via a bit of free public charging.)
Rate Plan Options lists your plan choices.
PG&E's account section is down right now so I can't even access my account. Once logged in w/your account, there should a yellow compare button on the right that will estimate what your bills would be, given your current usage patterns if you switched to other plans. (I'm on E-6 but am told than EV2-A will surprisingly be cheaper. I almost never charge my EV at home. I've literally put a few kWh (under 15) in my '19 Bolt bought at end of Jan 2019 a few months ago by charging at home. I think that it's for home EV charging this year, so far. Almost all of my charging is for free at work and the rest is via a bit of free public charging.)
I reported this question and suggested the moderator move it from where it was, which was buried in the middle of an unrelated thread.
