miimura
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I have done another analysis of PG&E EV rates using my parents' SmartMeter data as a sample. They live in a detached single story townhouse - 2BR 2BA ~1700sf. This is what I consider to be a small home and their average electric usage is about 425kWh/month with only December and January over 500kWh. The focus of the analysis was to determine the incremental cost to add EV charging to this sample home. Here is the summary:
The details can be found in a PDF here. That PDF contains the actual usage and the projected usage with EV charging calculated on E-1, E-6, E-9A, EV month by month.
I thought it was noteworthy that even this relatively small home came out lower with charging on Schedule EV than on E-9A, but it was close at only $67.43 less for the year. I plan to do another larger home that does not have solar for comparison. I expect that the incremental EV charging cost will go down considerably in that case due to the already high bills on E-1.
The details can be found in a PDF here. That PDF contains the actual usage and the projected usage with EV charging calculated on E-1, E-6, E-9A, EV month by month.
I thought it was noteworthy that even this relatively small home came out lower with charging on Schedule EV than on E-9A, but it was close at only $67.43 less for the year. I plan to do another larger home that does not have solar for comparison. I expect that the incremental EV charging cost will go down considerably in that case due to the already high bills on E-1.