Voluntary Time-of-Use — delivery component
TOU delivery schedule and prices are verified; all-in marginal energy cannot be represented without a current supply component.
| Season | Period | Hours | Encoded price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Summer | Off-peak delivery | Midnight–8 a.m. | 5.220¢/kWh |
| Summer | Peak delivery | 8 a.m.–midnight | 27.860¢/kWh |
| Non-summer | Off-peak delivery | Midnight–8 a.m. | 5.220¢/kWh |
| Non-summer | Peak delivery | 8 a.m.–midnight | 17.110¢/kWh |
Rate version & freshness
How Con Edison differs from the New York average
Eligibility / billing boundary: DELIVERY-ONLY profile. Con Edison supply fluctuates with market prices and other bill components apply. CalcuRiver does not present 5.22–27.86¢/kWh delivery prices as an all-in 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: Con Edison official EV Time-of-Use delivery-rate page.
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