Peak Day Pricing

Peak Day Pricing is an optional program where businesses agree to reduce energy usage on a few days throughout the year when demand is highest—between 9 and 15 "event days" annually. A higher rate is charged during peak times on event days.

In return, between May 1 and October 31, businesses receive credits for their electricity use outside of Peak Day Pricing event hours.

Click here for more information about Peak Day Pricing.

Customers who participate in Direct Access or net metering are not eligible for Peak Day Pricing. Additional exceptions apply.

Customers are eligible to participate in Peak Day Pricing and a qualifying Demand Response program. Download (PDF, 203 KB) the Dual Participation fact sheet to learn more.

Time-of-Use Rates

Large Commercial and Industrial Business customers have the ability to opt out of Peak Day Pricing by choosing an alternative time-of-use rate.

Instead of a single flat rate for energy use, time-of-use rates are higher when electric demand is higher. Higher demand periods are typically weekdays May through October, noon to 6 p.m. In return, time-of-use rates are lower at all other times.

Click here for more information on time-of-use rates

Customer Success Stories

See how customers are benefiting from Peak Day Pricing.

Cathedral of Faith - Peak Day Pricing (PDF, 307 KB)

Chaminade Resort and Spa - Peak Day Pricing (PDF, 68 KB)

Curtis Instruments, Inc. - Peak Day Pricing (PDF, 266 KB)

Hotel Kabuki - Peak Day Pricing (PDF, 1.3 MB)

Kniferiver Corporation - Peak Day Pricing (PDF, 1.2 MB)

Le Boulanger - Peak Day Pricing (PDF, 288 KB)

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