Electric Delivery Rate for Your Charging Station

Find the Best Electric Delivery Rate for Your Charging Station

Use our electric vehicle (EV) charging cost calculator to estimate your fuel cost savings and help choose the most cost-effective rate for your business.*

CALCULATE YOUR RATE

Wondering what electric delivery rates are available for business customers to charge EVs? Use our EV charging cost calculator to estimate your fuel cost savings and help choose the most cost-effective rate for your business.*

What rate is best for my charging site?

It depends on several factors, such as:

the load profile of your facility
when vehicles are charging
how often the chargers will be used
characteristics of the charger you’re installing

Consider these three cost drivers when choosing your rate options:

The total energy use, which is measured in kWh
When you use energy, since pricing may vary by time of day
Your maximum use at a given point in time, or demand, measured in kW

Use our EV charging cost calculator to help choose the most cost-effective rate for your business. You’ll also see what incentives you’re eligible for and how much they can lower your bill.

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About Your Rate Options

EV charging customers who use at least 10 kW may have the options under conventional, time of day, or standby rates, as described below.**

	Conventional	Time of Day	Standby
Overview	Conventional -Intended for general use by large commercial and industrial customers -Most EV charging sites take service under the general rate	Time of Day -Benefits customers that can shift demand to off-peak hours -Provides a good opportunity to moderate demand through co-location of EV charging load and other facility load	Standby -Designed for customers that use the Con Edison system to serve part or none of their load, but is open to eligible customers with no distributed generation -Benefits customers with steady load
Rate Components	Conventional -Energy Delivery Charge ($/kWh) -Demand Delivery Charge ($/kW)	Time of Day -Customer Charge (per month) -Energy Delivery Charge ($/kWh) -Demand Delivery Charge ($/kW)	Standby -Customer Charge (per month) -Contract Demand Delivery Charge ($/kW) -Demand Delivery Charge ($/kW)
Demand Charge Structure	Conventional -The first 5 kW are included as part of a monthly charge -Additional demand is charged on a $/kW basis	Time of Day -Charges are based upon maximum demand for each time period: -Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. (only applicable during summer months, June 1 to September 30) -Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. -All hours of all days	Standby -Customers pay a fixed contracted demand delivery charge based on the maximum demand of the facility -As-used daily demand delivery charges based upon maximum demand for each time period, each day: -Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. (only applicable during summer months, June 1 to September 30) -Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 10 p.m
Example Customers	Conventional Large offices, grocery stores, hospitals	Time of Day Manufacturing facilities with robust evening shifts, delivery businesses with an EV fleet charging overnight	Standby Private generation customers
Demand >10KW and <1,500KW	Conventional SC 9 Rate I	Time of Day SC 9 Rate III	Standby SC 9 Rate IV
Demand >1500kW	Conventional	Time of Day SC 9 Rate II	Standby SC 9 Rate V

Overview

Conventional

-Intended for general use by large commercial and industrial customers

-Most EV charging sites take service under the general rate

Time of Day

-Benefits customers that can shift demand to off-peak hours
-Provides a good opportunity to moderate demand through co-location of EV charging load and other facility load

Standby

-Designed for customers that use the Con Edison system to serve part or none of their load, but is open to eligible customers with no distributed generation
-Benefits customers with steady load

Rate Components

Conventional

-Energy Delivery Charge ($/kWh)
-Demand Delivery Charge ($/kW)

Time of Day

-Customer Charge (per month)
-Energy Delivery Charge ($/kWh)
-Demand Delivery Charge ($/kW)

Standby

-Customer Charge (per month)
-Contract Demand Delivery Charge ($/kW)
-Demand Delivery Charge ($/kW)

Demand Charge Structure

Conventional

-The first 5 kW are included as part of a monthly charge
-Additional demand is charged on a $/kW basis

Time of Day

-Charges are based upon maximum demand for each time period:
- -Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. (only applicable during summer months, June 1 to September 30)
- -Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.

-All hours of all days

Standby

-Customers pay a fixed contracted demand delivery charge based on the maximum demand of the facility
-As-used daily demand delivery charges based upon maximum demand for each time period, each day:
-Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. (only applicable during summer months, June 1 to September 30)
-Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 10 p.m

Example Customers

Conventional

Large offices, grocery stores, hospitals

Time of Day

Manufacturing facilities with robust evening shifts, delivery businesses with an EV fleet charging overnight

Standby

Private generation customers

Demand >10KW and <1,500KW

Conventional

SC 9 Rate I

Time of Day

SC 9 Rate III

Standby

SC 9 Rate IV

Demand >1500kW

Conventional

Time of Day

SC 9 Rate II

Standby

SC 9 Rate V