Rider 6 Vehicle Charging TOU — Schedule EV SOS component
Verified EV supply component is encoded, but the full all-in marginal bill stack is not yet modeled.
| Season | Period | Hours | Encoded price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Summer | On-peak EV SOS | Rider 6 on-peak EV usage | 23.781¢/kWh |
| Summer | Off-peak EV SOS | Rider 6 off-peak EV usage | 10.034¢/kWh |
| Winter | On-peak EV SOS | Rider 6 on-peak EV usage | 25.681¢/kWh |
| Winter | Off-peak EV SOS | Rider 6 off-peak EV usage | 11.777¢/kWh |
Rate version & freshness
How BGE differs from the Maryland average
Eligibility / billing boundary: COMPONENT-ONLY: Schedule EV Total SOS rates are the supply/transmission component used by BGE Rider 6 for eligible EV charging. Schedule R distribution and other riders still apply, so CalcuRiver does not present these values as an all-in EV charging price.
The state average is a benchmark, not a substitute for this tariff. A low or high encoded period is a marginal energy price and should not be interpreted as a complete monthly bill unless the page explicitly says whole-bill modeling is supported.
Official source: BGE official Rider 6 / Schedule EV tariff filings.
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Profile/reference only; not selectable for bill calculation until required tariff components are encoded.
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