D Domestic Service (tiered)

Name: D Domestic Service (tiered)
Creator: RateGrid

Southern California Edison Co · effective 2026-06-01

Source: SCE Schedule D: Domestic Service, Advice 5829-E
Filed as: 5829-E
Effective: 2026-06-01
Structure: time-of-use, tiered · 2 rate periods
Covers: the full bill — everything the utility bills for energy - directly comparable to another bundled rate
Fixed charge: $24.15 per month
Original document: https://edisonintl.sharepoint.com/teams/Public/TM2/Shared%20Documents/Public/Reg

Energy rates

Period	Applies to	$/kWh
summer (Jun 1 - Sep 30) — tier 1	up to 16.9 kWh daily	$0.30214
summer (Jun 1 - Sep 30) — tier 2	above baseline	$0.40313
winter (Oct 1 - May 31) — tier 1	up to 12 kWh daily	$0.30214
winter (Oct 1 - May 31) — tier 2	above baseline	$0.40313

What this figure does and does not include

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

The PDF contains sheets with two different effective dates (Nov 15 2025 under Advice 5654-E, and Jun 1 2026 under Advice 5829-E). The page carrying the rate table is the Jun 1 2026 one, which is what is encoded - taking the document's first or newest footer blindly would have dated the rates wrongly.
Energy rate = Delivery Service Total + Generation. Baseline 0.18453 + 0.11761 = 0.30214; over-baseline 0.28552 + 0.11761 = 0.40313.
Verified two ways: the nine delivery components in the RATES (Continued) table sum exactly to the Delivery Total (0.02481 + 0.18015 + 0.00829 + 0.00003 + 0.00171 - 0.03737 + 0.00591 + 0.00000 + 0.00100 = 0.18453), and SCE's own rate page quotes 30 and 40 cents per kWh.
Summer and winter energy rates are identical on Schedule D. The season split still matters because the BASELINE ALLOCATION differs by season, so the tier boundary moves.
Base Services Charge $0.794/meter/day (delivery 0.429 + PPPC 0.365), encoded monthly as 0.794*365/12 = $24.1508.
EXCLUDED, and additional to the rates above: Fixed Recovery Charge $0.00619/kWh and MCAM Charge $0.00223/kWh. Together $0.00842/kWh, about 2.8% of the baseline rate. They are separate line items in the filed table rather than components of Delivery Total, and SCE's published 30/40 cent figures exclude them. Adding them without confirming applicability would be a guess, so they are recorded here instead.
California Climate Credit (-$36.00) excluded - a periodic bill credit, not a rate.
BSC Discount for deed-restricted housing (-$0.327/day) not applied; it is a program, not the standard rate.
Baseline allocations are DAILY, as with PG&E, so the tier boundary scales with days in the billing month.

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