With the new time-of-use pricing plans, SDG&E’s peak pricing comes between 4 and 9 p.m. “By shifting some of your energy use to off-peak hours, you’ll pay less on your monthly bill,” said ...

On weekends and holidays, times for super off-peak are extended. SDG&E is offering a second time-of-use plan, called TOU-DR2. The price structure is the same but there is no super-off peak option ...

All SDG&E residential customers default into the 'TOU-DR1' plan. It has three time periods. On weekdays and weekends during peak hours, which are 4 p.m. to 9 p.m., electricity will be the most ...

The company started with their solar customers because rules in that program allow them to lock in their peak times for five years from the start of their solar contract. Meanwhile, SDG&E already ...

And during the summer, shifting the use of air-conditioners, pool pumps and other large devices before or after the peak can significantly lower monthly bills. SDG&E is offering a 12-month risk ...

If he's not home, he's not using electricity during peak hours. Stream San Diego News ... said he's had sticker shock with regard to his SDG&E bill. “We turn on the AC — luckily we have ...

The demand from the high temperatures all weekend hit its peak Sunday evening and caused an energy demand not seen in the region since 2014, San Diego Gas and Electric (SDG&E) said on Monday.