Yeah, we're constantly frustrated by this. We could really save on gas if we could fund an upgrade of our windows. The E-9B meter install was chump change compared to that upgrade though.Nubo said:We are not rich enough to be as economical as we'd like :lol:
glemieux said:Yeah, we're constantly frustrated by this. We could really save on gas if we could fund an upgrade of our windows. The E-9B meter install was chump change compared to that upgrade though.Nubo said:We are not rich enough to be as economical as we'd like :lol:
By the way, the first real bill came in and the EV account cost matches the previous "bill" I got, but there was a mix up on the meter install that PG&E that affected how they charged my house. Long story short, they installed a non-TOU on the EV meter at first, realized that mistake and came back out and accidentally installed a TOU on the house meter instead. When they finally realized they had made two mistake now they switched the meters so that the TOU is now on the EV meter and the house has the non-TOU meter. :roll: Thankfully they cancelled the old bill that we got for the house charging us way too much and sent a new one out.
Have you looked at the official PG&E tariff? You can view or download it here:mxp said:Till today, I could never understand how they bill me. I can only assume it's all correct. If my usage for a particular month is only Tier-1; "baseline energy charges" looks correct for 0.06 cents a kilowatt plus service charges . However, I have a mixed tier usage, the whole 6-7 page of calculations look so confusing.
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