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NV Energy TOU Program Administrator
P.O. Box 98910
Las Vegas, NV 89151
1. If your home is generally unoccupied during peak hours, you may experience the greatest benefit from this program.
2. Use laundry machines, dishwashers, chargers, and others appliances during off-peak hours.
3. During warm months, set your thermostat to 78-80 during peak hours.
4. Keep unneeded lights off during peak hours.
5. Consider joining the NV Energy Cool Share Program (Southern Nevada customers only)
6. If you have or are considering to add solar generation to your home, you may experience added benefit from this program.
NV Energy wants to make it simple for you to save money on your electric bill.
The NV Energy Time of Use rate provides you with a choice. Customers who are willing to reduce consumption during periods when the total demand for electricity is highest, (the peak) will save money.
This peak is between 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. daily, June through September, when the weather is hottest and electricity use is greatest.
You can see a break-down of the Time of Use rates in our Residential Rate Schedule.
If your time schedule allows you to use most of your energy during off-peak hours during the summer, you could save money.
Benefits of the Time-Of-Use Program:
- There’s no risk in trying the TOU program for the first year due to the Guaranteed Lowest Rate* (GLR) feature.
- Shifting your on-peak usage to mid-peak or off-peak will keep your rates down.
- Preserves the environment.
Notice: In order to participate in this TOU Rate program, you must allow NV Energy access to your electric meter. Participation, however, is not guaranteed – you must be pre-qualified.
Guaranteed Lowest Rate (GLR)*
If after the first 12-month period, we find that you have spent more on the TOU Rate than you would have spent on the standard rate, we will refund the difference and restore you to the standard rate (if you choose). In order to receive the annual savings associated with being on the TOU rate, you are requested to remain on the program for a full 12 months.
Rates Effective October 1, 2009
Single Family Service |
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| Option A | ||
| Basic Service Charge (per meter) | $ 8.90 | |
| Time Period | Definition | Price per kWh |
| Summer Peak | Summer on–peak is June 1 – September 30, from 1 to 7 p.m. daily. |
$ 0.27972 kWh |
| Summer Off-Peak | Summer off–peak is June 1 – September 30, from 7 p.m. to 1 p.m. daily. | $ 0.07754 kWh |
| All other times | All hours, from October through May. |
$ 0.06634 kWh |
| Hybrid electric vehicle rider rate Summer |
10 p.m. – 6 a.m.. June 1 – September 30 |
$ 0.06974 kWh |
| Hybrid electric vehicle rider rate Winter |
10 p.m. – 6 a. m. October through |
$ 0.05966 kWh |
| Option B | ||
| Basic Service Charge (per meter) | $26.06 | |
| Summer Peak | July 1 – August 31, from |
$ 0.4174 kWh |
| Summer Off-Peak | July 1 – August 31, from 7 to 2 p.m. daily. |
$ 0.06687 kWh |
| All other times | All hours, from September through June. |
$ 0.06552 kWh |
| Hybrid electric vehicle rider rate Summer |
10 p.m. – 6 a.m.. July and August |
$0.06013 kWh |
| Hybrid electric vehicle rider rate Winter |
10 p.m. – 6 a. m. Sept through June |
$0.05892 kWh |
Multi-family Service |
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| Option A | ||
| Basic Service Charge (per meter) | $ 7.90 | |
| Time Period | Definition | Price per kWh |
| Summer Peak | Summer on–peak is June 1 – September 30, from 1 to 7 p.m. daily. |
$ 0.30855 kWh |
| Summer Off-Peak | Summer off–peak is June 1 – September 30, from 7 p.m. to 1 p.m. daily. | $ 0.07873 kWh |
| All other times | All hours, from October through May. |
$ 0.06641 kWh |
| Option B | ||
| Basic Service Charge (per meter) | $ 12.10 | |
| Summer Peak | July 1 – August 31, from |
$ 0.50638 kWh |
| Summer Off-Peak | July 1 – August 31, from 7 to 2 p.m. daily. |
$0.08612 kWh |
| All other times | All hours, from September through June. |
$0.06551 kWh |
Large Residential Service |
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| Option A | ||
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| Basic Service Charge (per meter) | $57.77 | |
| Time Period | Definition | Price per kWh |
| Summer Peak | Summer on–peak is June 1 – September 30, from 1 to 7 p.m. daily. |
$0.30042 kWh |
| Summer Off-Peak | Summer off–peak is June 1 – September 30, from 7 p.m. to 1 p.m. daily. | $ 0.07811 kWh |
| All other times | All hours, from October through May. |
$0.06638 kWh |
| Hybrid electric vehicle rider rate Summer |
10 p.m. – 6 a.m.. June 1 – September 30 |
$0.07025 kWh |
| Hybrid electric vehicle rider rate Winter |
10 p.m. – 6 a. m. October through |
$ 0.05969 kWh |
| Option B | ||
| Basic Service Charge (per meter) | $ 249.01 | |
| Time Period | Definition | Price per kWh |
| Summer Peak | July 1 – August 31, from |
$ 0.46131 kWh |
| Summer Off-Peak | July 1 – August 31, from 7 to 2 p.m. daily. |
$0.07494 kWh |
| All other times | All hours, from September through June. |
$0.06551 kWh |
| Hybrid electric vehicle rider rate Summer |
10 p.m. – 6 a.m.. July and August |
$ 0.0674 kWh |
| Hybrid electric vehicle rider rate Winter |
10 p.m. – 6 a. m. Sept through June |
$ 0.05891 kWh |
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By using the form below and pressing submit, you acknowledge that you have read and understand the program's conditions and are applying for the optional, Annual TOU Rate.
- The TOU Rate will become effective on the next full billing cycle after the TOU meter is installed and stay in effect for twelve months.
- NV Energy requires full physical access monthly to this TOU meter.
- All NV Energy rates are subject to change by the Nevada Public Utility Commission.
- NV Energy is authorized to release billing and load information to agents of NV Energy Company for the sole purpose of providing services relating to the TOU Rate program.
- NV Energy guarantees that customers participating in the TOU Rate will not spend more for electricity in the first year billed on the TOU Rate than they would have been billed on the Standard Rate.
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Still Have Questions?
Contact:
NV Energy Time of Use Program Administrator
P.O. Box 98910,
Las Vegas
NV 89151
or call, (702) 402-5555