Daylight Saving Time Update
Change to your Time of Use (TOU) rates.
Federal legislation extends Daylight Saving Time three weeks in the spring and one week in the fall. For 2012, Daylight Saving Time starts on the second Sunday in March (March 11) and ends on the first Sunday in November (November 4).
So that you’re billed the appropriate rates for energy usage during the additional weeks of Daylight Saving Time, the time periods for electric time-of-use rates will begin and end one hour later.
If you’re on a time-of-use rate schedule, you need to be aware of the change to the time periods during the additional weeks of Daylight Saving Time so you can adjust your energy use accordingly.
Residential Rates (DR-TOU)
If you’re billing on SDG&E’s time-of-use electric rate DR-TOU, the following calendar details the changes.
DR-TOU Daylight Saving Time Calendar
Solar Energy System Rates
If you’re billing on SDG&E’s optional time-of-use electric rate for households with a solar energy system, the following calendar details the changes.
DR-SES Daylight Saving Time Calendar
Electric Vehicle Charging Rates
If you’re billing on an electric rate for electric vehicle charging or for the operation of a compressed natural gas refueling facility, the following calendars detail the changes.
EV-TOU and All EPEV Daylight Saving Time Calendar
EV-TOU2 Daylight Saving Time Calendar
More questions?
If you have questions about the times or time-of-use rates in general:
- Call 1-800-411-7343
