How Solar Effects Your PG&E Bill
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PG&E Rings In 2022 With Yet Another Rate Increase and March it went up again!
2014 Rates
Tier 1 | Tier 2 | Tier 3 |
---|---|---|
13 cents | 15 cents | 32 cents |
As of March 2022
Tier 1 | Tier 2 | Tier 3 |
---|---|---|
32 cents | 39 Cents | 49 cents |
PG&E is transitioning customers to Time-Of-Use (TOU) rate plans.
Wondering how this may affect you? Contact us.
Cents Per kilowatt hour above. (rounded to nearest penny)
Whether you are looking for rooftop solar in Dublin, CA or solar power in Sonora, CA, The Solar Bill Review Team will answer questions on PG&E NEM, PG&E tariffs, PG&E NEM or any solar Topics.

Count the RATE INCREASES
Click to see all the Rate Increases in the last 10 years
Learn more about Time Of Use (TOU) and how these Rate Plans help prevent blackouts. This encourages us to draw less when demand becomes excessive on the grid. Time-Of-Use movement: http://gooddaysacramento.cbslocal.com/video/3791019-pge-time-of-day-rates/
Residential Time-of-Use Rate Schedule E-TOU-B
Summer is June through September
Rates/kWh | Hours | |
---|---|---|
Peak | $0.49 | 4PM-9PM |
OFF Peak | $0.37 | All Other times including Holidays |
Winter is October through May
Rates/kWh | Hours | |
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Peak | $0.36 | 4PM-9PM |
OFF Peak | $0.37 | All Other times including Holidays |
Residential Time-of-Use Rate Schedule E-TOU-C
Summer is June through September
Rates/kWh | Hours | |
---|---|---|
Peak | $0.51 | 4PM-9PM |
OFF Peak | $0.43 | All Other times including Holidays |
Winter is October through May
Rates/kWh | Hours | |
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Peak | $0.39 | 4PM-9PM |
OFF Peak | $0.38 | All Other times including Holidays |
Residential Time-of-Use Rate Schedule E-TOU-D
Summer is June through September
Rates/kWh | Hours | |
---|---|---|
Peak | $0.47 | 5PM-8PM Non-Holiday Weekdays |
OFF Peak | $0.34 | All Other times |
Winter is October through May
Rates/kWh | Hours | |
---|---|---|
Peak | $0.38 | 5PM-8PM Non-Holiday Weekdays |
OFF Peak | $0.34 | All Other times |
PG&E explains Net Energy Metering (NEM)
PG&E’s Net Energy Metering (NEM)
- PG&E NEM allows solar subscriber to use the grid as a virtual battery, but pays interest with Time Of Use.
- Deposit electricity into the grid when it is not being consumed. Billing is credited to the Net Energy Metering (NEM) account.
- Solar subscriber is credited real time value time of day and season when the electricity is deposited into the grid EG:PEAK HOURS credited at the highest rate.
- At night, or rainy days, when no electricity is being produced from solar, the solar subscriber buys units of electricity back from PG&E for normal price.*
- At the end of each month, solar customer receives a Net Energy Metering (NEM) Statement. This shows debits or credits in Peak and off peak hours.
Non-Bypassable 2 cents/kWh charge is added to NEM 2.0 subscribers when buying back.
Net Energy Metering defined in 2+ minutes…
The PG&E NEM Video… A Must Watch!
EBCE serves Alameda County and 11 of its member cities (Albany, Berkeley, Dublin, Emeryville, Fremont, Hayward, Livermore, Oakland, Piedmont, San Leandro, and Union City).
On November 21, 2019, MCE’s Board of Directors approved membership for the Cities of Vallejo and Pleasant Hill, setting the stage for MCE to offer a choice of electricity providers and clean electricity service to these communities. Vallejo and Pleasant Hill join MCE’s existing 34 member communities in Solano, Marin, Napa, and Contra Costa Counties who are already participating in California’s first and longest-serving community choice aggregation (CCA) program.
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PG&E Is Paying Us To Help!

PG&E Is Moving To More Renewable Energy
In the USA, PG&E is one of the most Renewable Energy Friendly Corporations
EVA TOU Rate Plan and NEM2 are both independent limited time grandfather opportunities.
- PG&E allows us to sell electricity rate off value at a profit. You will pay far less for fuel to travel on a daily basis.
- It is very easy to plug in at night and unplug with a full charge in the morning.
- PG&E is still offering a $500 rebate in addition to the state rebate of $2,500 and Federal Tax credit of up to $7,500 when you purchase an EV (as of 2/1/2020).