Electric Rates	Residential	Small or Medium Business	Commercial or Industrial
Rate 1-Good Cents Residential Service	x
Rate 2-Low Use Residential Service	x
Rate 3-Municipal Power Service		x	x
Rate 5-Time-of-Use Residential Service	x
Rate 6-Energy Saver / Conservation Residential Service	x
Rate 7-Time-of-Use Demand Service	x
Rate 8-Residential Service	x
Rate 9-General Service	x	x	x
Rate 10-Small Construction Service		x
Rate 11-Irrigation Service		x
Rate 12-Church Service		x
Rate 13-Municipal Lighting Service		x
Rate 14-Farm Service		x
Rate 16-Time-of-Use General Service		x
Rate 20-Medium General Service		x	x
Rate 21-General Service Time-of-Use Service		x	x
Rate 22-School Service		x	x
Rate 23 – Large General Service		x	x
Rate 24-Time-of-Use Large General Service		x	x
Rate 28-Small General Service Time-of-Use Demand		x	x

Lighting	Residential	Small or Medium Business	Commercial or Industrial
Rate 17 – Municipal Street Lighting			x
Rate 18 – Decorative Lighting	x	x	x
Rate 25 – Flood Lighting	x	x	x
Rate 26 – Private Lighting	x	x	x
Residential Subdivision Street Lighting	x

Electric Cogeneration & Standby Rates	Residential	Small or Medium Business	Commercial or Industrial
Rate 15-Supplementary & Standby Service	x	x	x
Rate PR-1-Small Power Production, Cogeneration	x	x	x
Terms & Conditions for Purchasing	x	x	x
Request for Company to Purchase	x	x	x
Agreement for Purchase of Power	x	x	x
PR - Form PPA	x	x	x
PR - Standard Offer	x	x	x
PR - Storage Tariff	x	x	x
PR - Avoided Costs Methodology	x	x	x
Notice Of Commitment To Sell Form			x

Riders	Residential	Small or Medium Business	Commercial or Industrial
Capital Cost Rider	x	x
Demand Side Management Component	x	x	x
Rider to Residential Service and Rate 9 (Smart Meter Opt-Out)	x
Rider to Rates 20 & 23 (Cool Thermal Storage)	x	x	x
Rider to Rates 23 & 24 (Interruptible Service)			x
Rider to Rate PR-1 (Experimental)	x	x	x
Pension Cost Components	x	x	x
Rider to Residential Street Lighting (Town of James Island)	x
Rider to Retail Rates – Second Net Energy Metering for Renewable Energy Facilities	x	x	x
Rider to Retail Rates - Third Net Energy Metering for Renewable Energy Facilities	x	x	x
Rider to Residential Rate 5 – Solar Choice for Renewable Energy Facilities	x
Rider to Non-Residential Rate 16 – Solar Choice for Renewable Energy Facilities		x	x
Rider to Retail Rates – Net Energy Metering for Renewable Energy Facilities – Performance Based Incentive	x
Rider to Retail Rates – Bill Credit Agreement for Renewable Energy Facilities		x	x
Community Solar Rider to Retail Rates	x	x
Economic Development Rider		x	x
Voluntary Renewable Energy Rider for Renewable Generation Supply Agreements		x	x
Excess Deferred Income Tax (EDIT) Rider	x	x	x

Other	Residential	Small or Medium Business	Commercial or Industrial
Adjustments for Fuel, Variable Environmental, & Avoided Capacity Costs	x	x	x
General Terms & Conditions-Electric	x	x	x
Termination of Service Due to Non-payment	x	x	x
PSC Rules & Regulations-Electric	x	x	x
Residential Customer Electric Bill of Rights	x
Rate 6 Application for New Construction	x
Rate 6 Application for Existing Homes	x
South Carolina Code of Conduct	x	x	x

The Energy Saver/Conservation Rate 6 is designed to reward residential customers who build or upgrade their homes to a higher level of energy efficiency with a reduced electric rate. Plus, users often see even more savings simply from the reduction in electric usage as a result of upgrading their home's energy efficiency.

The rate is available for new construction as well as existing homes.

If you have questions about any rates, call Customer Service at 800-251-7234.