Breaking down SCE’s final decision rates

Southern California Edison (SCE) rolled out new rates for its residential, commercial, and agricultural customers. These new rates will have a significant impact on the economics of solar and energy storage projects, driven largely by the fact that the “on-peak” time-of-use (TOU) periods are shifting much later in the evening, 4-9 pm. This webinar helps to understand the basic characteristics of the new rates and where the most significant changes will be felt to accurately calculate and present savings analysis to customers.

Things you’ll learn:

Why model with proposed/final decision rates?
New TOU periods
Grandfathering eligibility and timing
Breakdown: commercial, residential, agricultural rate changes
Utilizing ETB to determine the financial effects of new SCE rates

It’s for you if you:

Are a solar or energy storage developer working with Southern California Edison (SCE) customers

Need to understand the impact of SCE’s new time-of-use (TOU) periods shifting to 4-9pm on project economics

Want to accurately model and present savings analysis using the latest proposed or finalized SCE rates

Are looking to navigate grandfathering eligibility and timing for SCE customers under new rates

Need clear insights into how residential, commercial, and agricultural rate changes affect solar and energy storage value

Use Energy Toolbase and want to learn best practices for modeling projects under SCE’s updated rates