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    This document summarizes PG&E's residential rate plans, including tiered and time-of-use plans. The tiered plan (E-1) has different per kWh costs for usage up to 100% of the baseline allocation versus usage above 100% of the baseline. The time-of-use plans have higher per kWh costs during peak hours between 4-9 pm daily or 5-8 pm on weekdays and lower costs during off-peak hours. Rates are provided for summer and winter seasons. Customers can get a personalized rate comparison to see which plan best fits their usage.

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    This document summarizes PG&E's residential rate plans, including tiered and time-of-use plans. The tiered plan (E-1) has different per kWh costs for usage up to 100% of the baseline allocation versus usage above 100% of the baseline. The time-of-use plans have higher per kWh costs during peak hours between 4-9 pm daily or 5-8 pm on weekdays and lower costs during off-peak hours. Rates are provided for summer and winter seasons. Customers can get a personalized rate comparison to see which plan best fits their usage.

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    Residential Rates Plan Pricing

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    This document summarizes PG&E's residential rate plans, including tiered and time-of-use plans. The tiered plan (E-1) has different per kWh costs for usage up to 100% of the baseline allocation versus usage above 100% of the baseline. The time-of-use plans have higher per kWh costs during peak hours between 4-9 pm daily or 5-8 pm on weekdays and lower costs during off-peak hours. Rates are provided for summer and winter seasons. Customers can get a personalized rate comparison to see which plan best fits their usage.

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    RESIDENTIAL RATE PLAN PRICING

    Choose the Plan that’s Right for You

    GET A PERSONALIZED RATE COMPARISON

    Prices for all rate plans on this page are effective September 1, 2023. For
    the latest rate plan prices [cost per kWh], please visit our Tariffs page.

    Tiered Rate Plan (E-1)


    Tier 1 Tier 2
    Up to 100% > 100% of
    of Baseline Baseline
    Allocation Allocation

    36¢ 45¢

    Time-of-Use Rate Plans


    Time-of-Use Time-of-Use
    (Peak Pricing 4-9 p.m. Every Day) (Peak Pricing 5-8 p.m. Weekdays)
    (E-TOU-C) (E-TOU-D)
    Summer Season Summer Season
    June 1-Sept 30 June 1-Sept 30
    PEAK PEAK
    OFF-PEAK OFF-PEAK OFF-PEAK OFF-PEAK
    54¢ above
    46¢ 46¢ baseline 52¢
    45¢ below
    38¢ 38¢
    37¢ 37¢ baseline

    12 am 4 pm 9 pm 12 am 12 am 5 pm 8 pm 12 am

    Winter Season Winter Season


    Oct 1-May 31 Oct 1-May 31
    PEAK PEAK
    OFF-PEAK OFF-PEAK OFF-PEAK OFF-PEAK
    44¢
    41¢ 41¢ above
    baseline 43¢
    35¢ below
    39¢ 39¢
    32¢ 32¢ baseline

    12 am 4 pm 9 pm 12 am 12 am 5 pm 8 pm 12 am

    Due to rounding, the displayed pricing may not exactly match the prices displayed on your bill. Pricing is estimated to the nearest 1
    cent. Listed prices may not reflect recent changes to rate plan pricing.
    If you have an electric vehicle (EV), learn about specific EV rate plans.
    Baseline Allowance consists of an allotment of energy available at the lowest price, based on where you live, your heating source,
    and the season (summer or winter). Learn more about Baseline Allowance.
    These graphs and comparisons are provided for illustrative purposes only and do not constitute a representation or recommendation
    by PG&E as to what rate is best for you. PG&E cannot guarantee the accuracy, completeness or usefulness of the information. PG&E
    expressly disclaims any and all liability for any damages of any nature (including direct, indirect, incidental and consequential) arising
    in connection with the use of this information. This comparison depicts unit pricing in effect on the date noted. It does not include all
    fees such as local taxes or surcharges.
    “PG&E” refers to Pacific Gas and Electric Company, a subsidiary of PG&E Corporation. ©2023 Pacific Gas and Electric Company. All
    rights reserved. These offerings are funded by California utility customers and administered by PG&E under the auspices of the
    California Public Utilities Commission. CRR-0923-6842

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