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Electric Vehicle Rates for Businesses
Plug In to the Right Rate for Your Business
We offer three rate plans designed for businesses planning to charging electric vehicles. Learn more about your options here; then, call us for assistance in selecting the rate schedule that best fits your business’ day-to-day operations and budget. If you are a property manager, you may be eligible for a residential rate plan.
Using Your Existing Rate Schedule
If you prefer, you may combine your new electric vehicle charging load with existing non-residential load on a single meter. In this case, all of your business’ energy will be priced on a single rate. Existing rate components—such as time-of-use periods, energy charges or demand charges—may apply. If the combined existing non-residential load and electric vehicle charging load is above 500 kilowatts on 1 meter, load must be served on the TOU-8 rate.
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Dedicated Rate Plans for Electric Vehicles
We offer three non-residential, separately-metered rate options specifically for charging electric vehicles. These rates may help lower your bill, particularly if most of your charging takes place between 9 p.m. and 4 p.m. (next day).
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The separately metered rates below are designed for electric vehicle charging at non-residential premises served under a General Service rate schedule. If you are interested in one of these rates, be sure to let your installer know you’ll require a second meter when you request a quote.
Rate Option 1: TOU-EV-7
TOU-EV-7 is available to customers with charging demands of 20 kilowatts (kW) or less.
Rate Option 2: TOU-EV-8
TOU-EV-8 is available to customers with charging demands above 20 and up to 500 kW.
Rate Option 3: TOU-EV-9
TOU-EV-9 is available to customers with charging demands exceeding 500 kW.
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