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We Energies EV Charging Rates & Electricity Plans

We Energies Rg2 is an optional residential time-of-use tariff with a customer-selected 12-hour weekday peak window.

Service areaWe Energies electric service territory in Wisconsin
Featured planRate Schedule Rg2 — Residential Service Time-of-Use
Pricing modelTime-of-use
Last verified2026-09-29
Calculator-ready: verified numerical rate components are encoded for supported calculations. Effective from 2026-01-01. Unknown bill components remain excluded rather than treated as $0.
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Rate Schedule Rg2 — Residential Service Time-of-Use

Service area: We Energies electric service territory in Wisconsin

Rate version: Effective January 1, 2026 · verified 2026-09-29

$0.49315 daily customer charge is excluded from marginal energy calculations.

SeasonPeriodHoursRate
Year-roundOff-peakAll hours outside selected weekday 12-hour peak; weekends and listed legal holidays off-peak10.0280¢/kWh
Year-roundOn-peakSelected 12-hour weekday window: 7a–7p, 8a–8p, 9a–9p or 10a–10p30.0840¢/kWh

Modeling boundary

2026 Rg2 base TOU energy charges are modeled. Customer selects one of four 12-hour weekday on-peak windows and must keep it for 12 months. Fuel/environmental adjustments and fixed daily charges are disclosed separately and are not folded into these base period prices.

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How We Energies differs from the Wisconsin average

Pricing structureTime-of-use / multi-period
Lowest encoded period10.0280¢/kWh-47.4% vs state avg
Highest encoded period30.0840¢/kWh
State benchmark19.06¢/kWhEIA · 2026-07
Effective from2026-01-01
Last verified2026-09-29
Calculator statusCalculator-ready
Featured planRate Schedule Rg2 — Residential Service Time-of-Use

Eligibility / billing boundary: 2026 Rg2 base TOU energy charges are modeled. Customer selects one of four 12-hour weekday on-peak windows and must keep it for 12 months. Fuel/environmental adjustments and fixed daily charges are disclosed separately and are not folded into these base period prices.

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: We Energies 2026 Rate Schedule Rg2 tariff.

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Can this utility estimate a full monthly bill?

Current statusMarginal / period only
State benchmark19.06¢/kWh
Usage intentUse one calculator, not separate 500/1000/1500/2000 kWh URLs

Calculator-safe for supported marginal/period calculations, but not a complete monthly bill reproduction.

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