SRP Business Time-of-Use Price Plan (TOU)
SRP's business TOU price plan is designed for businesses that are able to take advantage of lower electricity prices in shoulder and off-peak periods. See how watching the clock could help your company maximize its energy savings.
A temporary price reduction for the summer.
Due to lower-than-expected natural gas and market power costs, SRP will temporarily lower prices by $0.0038 kWh during the May–October 2026 billing cycles.
Prices on this page do not reflect the temporarily reduced prices. Prices will return to the levels shown on this page effective with the November 2026 billing cycle.
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How it works
On the business TOU (E-32) price plan, electricity is priced at three different levels depending on the time of day — on-peak (5-10 p.m.), shoulder (3-5 p.m. & 10 p.m-8 a.m.) and off-peak (8 a.m.-3 p.m.) pricing periods.
The key to saving money on this plan is to limit usage during the higher-priced on-peak hours and instead shift usage to lower-priced off-peak and shoulder hours.
If you’re already doing this, switching to this SRP commercial price plan could maximize your energy savings.
Did you Know?
As a not-for-profit utility, SRP has the lowest electricity prices of any major utility in the state and delivers among the most reliable power of any large utility in the nation, according to eia.gov
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Pricing
In addition to per-kilowatt-hour charges, you will also see demand charges and a service charge on your bill.
Here’s a breakdown of the charges per season:
- Summer on-peak demand charge: $5.05
- Summer Peak on-peak demand charge: $6.75
- Winter on-peak demand charge: $4.45
- Summer, summer-peak and winter maximum of shoulder and off-peak demand charge: $1.02
- Monthly service charge: $15.16 plus meter charge (CT/PT $33.78 or demand $13.67)
- Weekend hours in the Summer, Summer Peak and Winter do not have on-peak: 5-10 p.m. are instead shoulder-peak.
One thing to note: Demand charges apply to all kW greater than 5 kW for the highest 30-minute demand during the on-peak period, and the combined shoulder-peak and off-peak periods.
Try it for 90 days, risk-free
If your first three bills on business TOU aren't lower than what you would have paid on the General Service Price Plan, contact us and we'll credit you the difference and switch you back.
How is this plan different from the General Service Price Plan?
The biggest difference is that the TOU plan is designed for businesses who can be more flexible in their operating hours vs. the General Service plan that encourages stability in energy use.
See the General Service (E-36) and Time-of-Use (E-32) price plans side by side in this comparison chart.
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How to save the most with TOU
Businesses that can avoid high electricity usage during peak usage hours (5-10 p.m.) and shift to lower-priced off-peak and shoulder hours will save the most.
That includes businesses open:
- Monday–Friday (8 a.m.–5 p.m.)
- Weekends
Ready to change your price plan?
Think the Business TOU Price Plan would be a good fit for your business? Call (602) 236-8833(602) 236-8833 to make the switch.
For more information, see the business TOU Price Plan sheet
and applicable riders
(excludes temporary price reduction).
View the rate book with the temporary May - October 2026 prices
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