OD-1 TOU Optional Domestic Service Time-of-Use

Name: OD-1 TOU Optional Domestic Service Time-of-Use
Creator: RateGrid

Sierra Pacific Power Company · effective 2026-07-01

Source: Sierra Pacific Power Tariff No. Electric No. 1, Statement of Rates, 109th Revised PUCN Sheet No. 63G
Effective: 2026-07-01
Structure: time-of-use · 3 rate periods
Covers: the full bill — everything the utility bills for energy - directly comparable to another bundled rate
Fixed charge: $18.25 per month
Original document: https://www.nvenergy.com/publish/content/dam/nvenergy/brochures_arch/about-nvene

Energy rates

Period	Applies to	$/kWh
period 1	all usage	$0.49802
period 2	all usage	$0.08998
period 3	all usage	$0.08993

What this figure does and does not include

Transcription notes recorded when this tariff was encoded, including anything deliberately left out.

Sierra Pacific Power Company dba NV Energy - NORTHERN Nevada only (Reno, Sparks, Carson City). Nevada Power dba NV Energy serves the south under a separate tariff with different rates. The two share a brand and a website and are not interchangeable.
Sierra Pacific calls residential service DOMESTIC service. There is no schedule with 'Residential' in its name; the only matches for that word in the filed sheet are electric-vehicle riders.
Every bundled rate is the sum of nine filed components: BTGR, BTER, DEAA, TRED, REPR, UEC, NDPP, ESAP and EE. DEAA and REPR are credits, filed in parentheses. Unlike Nevada Power in the south, EE varies by schedule as well as BTGR - D-1 pays 0.00193 and DM-1 pays 0.00203 - so the components are listed per schedule rather than shared.
Each rate below is built by summing those components and is asserted at build time against the Total Rate column the utility prints on the same row. The published total is a check, never the source.
EXCLUDED: Nevada state and local taxes, franchise fees, and the Excess Energy Credit referenced in note 12 of the filed sheet.
Three periods: summer on-peak (June-September, 6:01pm-9:00pm), summer off-peak, and a single winter rate for October-May.
The on-peak window is filed as applying DAILY, so it is encoded for weekends as well as weekdays. Most time-of-use schedules in this catalogue exempt weekends; this one does not.
The summer on-peak rate is 5.5x the off-peak rate ($0.49802 against $0.08998). That spread is filed, not a transcription error.

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