E-ELEC Residential Time-of-Use (Electric Home)

Name: E-ELEC Residential Time-of-Use (Electric Home)
Creator: RateGrid

Pacific Gas & Electric Co · effective 2026-06-01

Source: PG&E Electric Schedule E-ELEC, Revised Cal. P.U.C. Sheet No. 61363-E
Filed as: 7921-E
Effective: 2026-06-01
Structure: time-of-use · 6 rate periods
Covers: the full bill — everything the utility bills for energy - directly comparable to another bundled rate
Fixed charge: $24.13 per month
Original document: https://www.pge.com/tariffs/assets/pdf/tariffbook/ELEC_SCHEDS_E-ELEC.pdf

Energy rates

Period	Applies to	$/kWh
summer peak 4-9pm	all usage	$0.55214
summer part-peak 3-4pm and 9pm-12am	all usage	$0.39026
summer off-peak	all usage	$0.33358
winter peak 4-9pm	all usage	$0.32063
winter part-peak 3-4pm and 9pm-12am	all usage	$0.29854
winter off-peak	all usage	$0.28468

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E-ELEC has no baseline/tier structure: rates vary by season and time of day only.
Base Services Charge $0.79343/day (income tier 3) encoded monthly as $24.1335.
California Climate Credit ($36.18) excluded.

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