Time-of-Use electric metering - anyone using it?

[Lazyman]

Ahh here you go, proof in the numbers:

Charges
01/23/2009 - 02/23/2009
Electric Charges $1,223.07
Total Usage 3,763.00000 Kwh
Winter Partial Peak Usage
Baseline Usage 23.89000 Kwh @ $0.10021
101-130% of Baseline 7.16700 Kwh @ $0.11597
131-200% of Baseline 16.72300 Kwh @ $0.23172
201-300% of Baseline 23.89000 Kwh @ $0.33873
Over 300% of Baseline 151.33000 Kwh @ $0.39480
Winter Off-Peak Usage
Baseline Usage 379.31000 Kwh @ $0.08850
101-130% of Baseline 113.79300 Kwh @ $0.10426
131-200% of Baseline 265.51700 Kwh @ $0.22002
201-300% of Baseline 379.31000 Kwh @ $0.32702
Over 300% of Baseline 2,402.07000 Kwh @ $0.38309
Electric Meter Charge $0.25298 8.10
CARE Discount 945.77-
Net Charges $285.40

 

[THCV]

wow, lazyman, that is quite an amazing argument for getting a TOU meter! Not so sure about bs'ing the low-income part, from a karma perspective...but man, that is some cheap electricity.

FWIW, my electric co just informed me that they will start requiring TOU meters for anyone who has averaged more than 3000KWh/month for a year, so now it really is just a matter of time for me.