Residential and small commercial customers can choose the Electricity Price Plan that best meets your needs - either Time of Use Prices or Tiered Electricity Price Plan.

About Time of Use Price Plan

Under Time of Use Price Plan, the price you pay for electricity depends on the time of day and day of week that you use it. 

Time-of-Use rates are set by the Ontario Energy Board and reviewed twice a year to coincide with the start of the Winter (November 1 to April 30) and Summer (May 1 to October 31).    

Time-of-Use divides the day into three rate periods: off-peak, mid-peak and on-peak. The rate you pay for electricity in each of these periods, reflects the costs associated with generating electricity at that time of day. By shifting some of your activities from on-peak to off-peak periods - after 7 pm on weekdays, all weekend long and on statutory holidays - you will pay a lower price for electricity.

Current Electricity Rates

Residential Rates

Small Commercial (<50kW) Rates

Commercial, Large Commercial and Industrial Rates

Streetlight, Sentinel, Unmetered Scatter Load Rates

Links of Interest

Here are some links of interest related to Time of Use Rates:

• See current Time-of-Use prices set by the Ontario Energy Board

• 2022 OEB Holiday Schedule for Time-of-Use Prices

• Check out our energy saving tips and programs
• View Frequently Asked Questions about Time-of-Use
• View Frequently Asked Questions About Smart Meters and Security
• Check out Health Canada's information bulletin on Smart Meters
• See the difference shifting electricity use can make to your bill

Still have questions? Contact our Customer Care team.