Which rate plan is actually cheapest for your house?
SDG&E has four residential plans and three ways to buy generation. The gap between the best and worst choice can run past $2,000 a year — and it depends entirely on when you use power, not how much. This compares all twelve combinations against your home. Free, no signup, and your data never leaves this browser.
The price of a day
- Sign in at My Energy Center on sdge.com
- Open Usage, then Green Button / Download my data
- Pick 15-minute or hourly, choose the longest range you have, export as CSV
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Roughly: west of I-5 is coastal, I-15 corridor is inland, east county is mountain or desert.
kWh per year. A typical San Diego home runs 6,000–9,000. Check the estimate below against your bill and adjust.
| Plan | Generation | Per year | Per month | vs. yours |
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