[Welland canada recharge]

Time of Day rates - Ontario Canada - 7 pm to 7 AM - .085/KWH

 

[Vatorney3]

Here in No. Virginia (winter rates) are: $0.102 per kWh (off-peak) but $.098 per kWh (12-5am)

 

[1moreRobot]

I'm in Philadelphia and get electricity from PECO. My numbers include distribution charges ($0.06460/kWh) and transmission charges ($0.00580/kWh):

time of use​	cost per kWh (supply+dist.+trans.)
peak (2–6 PM, non-holiday weekdays):​	0.27801
off-peak (6 PM–midnight, 6 AM–2 PM)​	0.11831
super off-peak (midnight–6 AM)​	0.10234

 

[antifungalcream]

houston, green mountain. time of use, day is .18, night is free. 8pm-6am

 

[IHeartData]

Free charging while parked at work (6 spots shared by 3 EV at the present), and then $0.10 about at home per kWh

 

[Mitsuba]

Here in Sao Paulo Brazil is USD 0.025 per Kwh

 

[BikerBill]

In eastern PA using PPL Electric as distribution and supplier (missed signing up for better price). Now costing $0.12+/Kwh electricity and distribution and no time of day rates available. Currently PPL electric cost is $0.09502 but tomorrow it goes down to $0.08941.

 

[improvius]

Western NY, RG&E, $0.104/kWh

Western NY, village energy co-op:

Non-winter (April 1 - November 30): $0.04049
Winter (December 1 - March 31):
Under 1000 kWh: $0.04049
Over 1000 kWh: $0.06079

 

[XCMac.40]

WE Energies SE Wisconsin:

 

[121gigawatts]

Here in No. Virginia (winter rates) are: $0.102 per kWh (off-peak) but $.098 per kWh (12-5am)

About the same in Winchester, VA.

 

[cinnamontoast]

Minneapolis rates on EV ToU program:

12-6am: 2.8¢/kW
6am-3pm and 8pm-12am: 7.5¢ (winter) 9.0¢ (summer)
3-8pm: 19.3¢ (winter) 22.6¢ summer

These are base rates, they add on fuel charge based on the utility’s actual fuel costs. That typically varies either side of 3¢/kW here which means most days we are charging at a net 5.8¢/kW overnight.

 

[vantablack]

In December I spent $47 bucks in energy costs charging at home (and some change, although the chargepoint app doesn't show cents in the monthly total). With my previous truck I would have spent around $200 bucks in gas. Good times.

 

[JohnnyC]

Rocky Mountain Power - Utah averages out to $0.10/kW between their Winter and Summer blocks and the <400kW rates and >401kW rates. I haven't opted-in to their time-of-day based program, and am apprehensive about doing so since I work from home a lot and don't think I can shift much of my energy usage outside of the peak rate times (1pm - 8pm, weekdays, May-September.) The time-of-day discount would be $0.01, but the penalty for using during the day would be $0.04...

I'm a new EV owner with a new ChargePoint Home Flex (60/48amp up to 11.5kW) installed in my garage. I like that the ChargePoint app shows me how much my at-home charging sessions are costing me, and the app knew the rate simply based on my utility provider! Only $11 dollars since I began owning an EV last week 🤣. I wonder if the Electrify America HomeStation (50/40amp up to 9.6kW) and it's associated app would do the same thing... Does anybody know? I ask because it seems to me that ChargePoint is focused on neighborhood charging stations while Electrify America is focused on interstate/long-haul charging stations. I anticipate doing most of my charging at-home or in the community, instead of alongside the freeways.

 

[scottnatte123]

Maryland (Delmarva) is about $0.18 per kW.

 

[XCMac.40]

We spent 75.00 for December. 2K miles. ICE would have been 3X that number.

 

[kevinxb]

Maryland. BGE with a third party energy supplier. We are at 7.7 cents on peak and 5.7 off peak. Delivery is about 4 cents.

 

[Teedub4]

Bay Area California, PGE's EV2-A TOU Rate: View attachment 2205

Off Peak is midnight to 3:00 PM.

This thread just confirms how much PGE screws us.

 

[Teedub4]

Wow everything is just expensive out there, but I bet gas is upward of $5 a gallon.

Wow everything is just expensive out there, but I bet gas is upward of $5 a gallon.

You're certainly not wrong 😭

 

[RDCP*VolvoOwner]

Just curious what others are paying around country (or world) for charging at home. I'm sure it will vary tremendously, but interesting to see what the range is.

Here in Golden, Colorado (Denver area) we're paying $0.128/kWh (Tax included)

 

[RDCP*VolvoOwner]

Supply rate is $0.09/kWh however after delivery and taxes we pay $0.24/kWh in Massachusetts. We are on a fixed rate plan so time of charge not relevant. Note: Respondents should report total cost ($$/kWh for the billing cycle) not just the supply rate.