UtilityTariff Arbitrageur
Moving from GS-2 to GS-2 TOU saves $24,922.54 a year (10.4%) on 12 months rebilled.
Over the 12 months GS-2 TOU bills $1,500.00 customer charges + $159,503.70 energy + $54,741.72 demand = $215,745.42; GS-2 bills $1,140.00 customer charges + $168,012.00 energy + $71,515.96 demand = $240,667.96. $240,667.96 - $215,745.42 = $24,922.54 a year less on GS-2 TOU, which is eligible (peak 420 kW within limits). Its energy is 753,900 on-peak kWh x $0.1150 + 1,400,100 off-peak kWh x $0.0520 = $86,698.50 + $72,805.20 = $159,503.70. The 420 kW peak is Jul 2026.
Method1Each month is rebilled under every tariff: customer charge + energy + billed kW x demand charge.
2Energy: on-peak kWh x on-peak rate + off-peak kWh x off-peak rate for time-of-use tariffs, otherwise total kWh x the flat rate.
| Finding | Tariff | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Lower-cost eligible tariff | GS-2 TOU | GS-2 TOU (General Service Time-of-Use) costs $215,745.42 for the 12 months ag... |
| Demand ratchet billed | GS-2 | The 80% ratchet billed 197.0 kW above metered demand in 6 months, costing $3,... |
| Power factor adjustment | GS-2 | Power factor below 0.90 (low 0.85) raised billed demand in 3 months, costing ... |
Monthly interval summary (kWh, peak kW, power factor) and tariff schedules
Tariff comparison and a rate reclassification request (Rate reclassification request, Tariff comparison (CSV), Monthly rebill (CSV))
$2,500 / month, 30% to the referring partner
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