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- Step-by-Step Customer Guide for Checking Energy Usage - SCE
Log in to your “My Account” at sce com and access your hourly usage details for SDP event days to view your performance towards the minimum usage eligibility requirement For the best experience, we recommend you use a computer or laptop to perform these steps
- Understanding Your Tiered Bill - SCE
Compare your monthly energy usage Compare the amount of energy you use from month to month This may help you discover any seasonal trends If you want to view your hourly consumption data online, sign up for SCE’s My Account Your payment stub Shows the amount due and the due date
- SCE Load Profiles | SCE
Explore SCE's Load Profiles, offering static and dynamic profiles that represent average hourly electricity usage patterns across different customer rate groups
- Time of Use Pilot Study | SCE
With a TOU rate plan you will have the option to take more control over what you pay for electricity, based on when and how much you use If you can shift some of your electricity usage to take advantage of the lower off-peak rates, you have the ability to lower your overall electricity costs
- Rate Schedule TOU-GS-1
What is TOU-GS-1 and are you eligible? Business customers with demands of 20 kilowatts (kW) or less are eligible for Southern California Edison’s (SCE) Rate Schedule TOU-GS-1
- Data Sharing Overview | Data Sharing | My Account | Home - SCE
Every customer's usage data is private, but you may wish to share data with services and organizations that can help you track, conserve, and improve your energy usage
- CPUC Decision - Customer Fact Sheet - Energization Timelines
On Oct 7, 2023, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed two energization statutes into law: AB 50 and SB 410 These statutes direct the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) to develop energization timing targets for investor-owned utilities (IOUs), including Southern California Edison
- Understanding Your TIME-OF-USE (TOU) Bill - SCE
You’re enrolled in one of SCE’s Time-Of-Use (TOU) rates, which means you’ll pay less when you’re able to shift your energy usage to off-peak and super off-peak hours, when overall energy demand and costs are lower For more information about TOU rates, visit sce com rates
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