[ScoopLV]

A

B has a huge monthly meter charge. (To put things in perspective, my monthly power bill is roughly $40. With TOU-B, just the monthly meter charge would be $34.)

[WestieJeff]

Just finished my first year on TOU (plan A). Last year (non-TOU) my electricity for the year was $1868. Under TOU my total for the year was $1168. I told myself I wouldn't suffer at all in the summer, but I did on some days.

[Cold Warrior]

I have been ignoring the snapshot e-mail. I just looked at the last one and you are right; it is just not accurate. I check the website every few days and have found it to accurately track my bill.

[C_A_Braun]

Originally Posted by WestieJeff

Just finished my first year on TOU (plan A). Last year (non-TOU) my electricity for the year was $1868. Under TOU my total for the year was $1168. I told myself I wouldn't suffer at all in the summer, but I did on some days.

For 2015 as of midnight Saturday night (Nov 14) my NV Energy bills for the year have totalled:
TOU Option A (What I am on) $603.63
If I had been on Option B for the year the bills would have been $784.38
If I had not been on a TOU plan at all for the year the bills would have been $843.12

Yep, option A was the right choice for me and I neither I nor my wife suffered a bit.

My 2 most costly dates of service were Independance Day weekend. July 3rd I spent $7.41 on just under 60KwH and July 4th I spent $6.17 on just under 50KwH. Understandable though since we had a rather large party that we hosted. I think outside of that weekend our next highest cost date of service was $5.19 on August 28th, from what I see in my usage spreadsheet.

[airics]

Originally Posted by Raiderman

Where do you see "snapshot"? When I log in, I just see my Smart Meter highlights, Usage, etc.. I don't see snapshot anywhere on my account page.

Snapshot is emailed to be every sunday

[Raiderman]

Originally Posted by C_A_Braun

For 2015 as of midnight Saturday night (Nov 14) my NV Energy bills for the year have totalled:
TOU Option A (What I am on) $603.63
If I had been on Option B for the year the bills would have been $784.38
If I had not been on a TOU plan at all for the year the bills would have been $843.12

Yep, option A was the right choice for me and I neither I nor my wife suffered a bit.

My 2 most costly dates of service were Independance Day weekend. July 3rd I spent $7.41 on just under 60KwH and July 4th I spent $6.17 on just under 50KwH. Understandable though since we had a rather large party that we hosted. I think outside of that weekend our next highest cost date of service was $5.19 on August 28th, from what I see in my usage spreadsheet.

Out of curiosity, where can you see the savings vs. option B and non-TOU? According to their site, the rate comparison tool has not been launched.

[macgeek]

My Bill is in, almost exact same usage as last year,

BUT much lower cost

LAST YEAR:


THIS YEAR:

[C_A_Braun]

Originally Posted by Raiderman

Out of curiosity, where can you see the savings vs. option B and non-TOU? According to their site, the rate comparison tool has not been launched.

I have a spreadsheet that I created with all the rates and calculations. I just plug in my 15 minute usage data one week at a time and the spreadsheet calculates the cost for all 3 rate plans. That weekly usage in 15 minute increment data is quite easy to get off of the NVE website.

I have sent the spreadsheet to many people on CD over the past couple of years. Shoot me a PM with your e-mail address if you would like a copy.

[Croce]

My total consumption for the last bill was 1099 KWH and charge was $151. Glad to be able to subsidize all.