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ELRP is a flexible Demand Response (DR) program. When you participate in ELRP, not only do you conserve energy and help the environment, but you also receive financial incentives to use less energy during grid emergencies. While you’re relieving stress on the grid to help prevent power shortages in your community, you’ll earn $2 per kilowatt-hour (kWh) reduced during ELRP events, with zero penalties if you can’t participate.

Real-time pricing is pricing that reflects the hourly variation in electricity costs due to changes in demand. Typically, energy prices are highest when the demand for electricity increases on days when the weather is warmer or during evening hours.

During periods of high energy demand, customers who agree to temporarily reducing their energy usage during TOU-BIP events have the potential to earn monthly bill credits, while also offering much needed relief to the electric grid.

What is the Agricultural and Pumping Interruptible Program (AP-I)?

Critical Peak Pricing (CPP) is an optional rate that provides four months of summer season bill credits in exchange for paying higher electricity prices during 12 to 15 annual CPP events.

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Net Energy Metering (NEM) is a rate option that allows customers with an eligible renewable generating system to receive a credit for the surplus electricity supplied to the electric grid. This credit is applied to their energy bill to offset all or part of the costs associated with the energy consumed each month.