Encoded tariff periods
All period choices stay inspectable; CalcuRiver never hides the rate behind a single blended number.
| Season | Period | Hours | Energy price | Boundary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Summer | Off-peak | All hours outside weekday noon–9 p.m.; weekends and listed holidays | 9¢/kWh | FPL customer page says around 9¢/kWh; approximation varies by location. |
| Summer | Peak | 12 noon–9 p.m. weekdays | 26¢/kWh | FPL customer page says about 26¢/kWh; approximation varies by location. |
| Winter | Off-peak | All hours outside weekday 6–10 a.m. and 6–10 p.m.; weekends and listed holidays | 9¢/kWh | FPL customer page approximate rate. |
| Winter | Peak | 6–10 a.m. and 6–10 p.m. weekdays | 26¢/kWh | FPL customer page approximate rate. |
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Rate version & freshness
This tariff snapshot is versioned and source-attributed. When a verified rate changes, CalcuRiver keeps this version in history and adds a new one instead of silently overwriting it.
Official source
FPL official residential TOU page and Section 8 tariff
Effective/source status: 2026-01-01. Reviewed Sep 28, 2026.Automatic TOU schedule
This plan is connected to CalcuRiver’s v0.5.3 usage-time engine. A date/time or recurring charging window can be resolved through America/New_York into the verified season, weekday/weekend/holiday rule and versioned tariff period. Schedule status: complete. EV charging windows are split across all applicable TOU periods and returned with an inspectable weighted-rate breakdown.
Plan vs. Florida benchmark
Encoded periods are used only for the contexts supported by this tariff model. CalcuRiver does not turn one TOU period into a fake all-in monthly bill.
Official source: FPL official residential TOU page and Section 8 tariff.