Hi everyone,

If you use PECO's Time-of-Use (TOU) plan, you should definitely check your usage and compare it to your bill—especially if you charge an EV.

On my last bill, I noticed only about 300 kWh of usage during the "super off-peak" window, which I knew wasn't possible. With two EVs, our usage during those hours should be significantly higher than any other time. Since we use natural gas, we consume very little electricity during peak and off-peak hours compared to what the cars draw at night. In fact, my Tesla app shows that I used approximately 630 kWh just for charging both vehicles during this billing cycle. I have my chargers set to run strictly between 12:00 AM and 6:00 AM, so that entire amount should fall under super off-peak. for this billing cycle, about 63% of my total household electricity went toward my cars, meaning the super off-peak usage should easily be the highest category on my bill. My solar hasn't even shown up on my bill as they said it can take upto 3 billing cycles for this to show up so really my usage numbers should be even lower for peak, off peak when the sun is actually out. 

My concern is how many other people might be experiencing this without realizing it, simply because they don't have a third-party app to verify their actual data against PECO’s reporting.

PECO just seems to be making up meter numbers