Night current: The hours of winter 2024

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From November 1, the domestic tariff will be with a ⁣time charge (reduced night time) of the divisional schedule, which will be valid until ​April 30, according‍ to the DEDDEE.

Application hours of the Domestic Night Tariff

  • 02:00-08:00 and 15:00-17:00, for customers connected to the Mainland Network and its interconnected islands.
  • 02:00-08:00 and 15:30-17:30, for non-interconnected island customers.

Consumers‌ who want more information in⁤ this regard,‍ they can ⁤obtain information from their Provider. For customers on a ⁤residential tariff with​ a time charge (reduced night) continuous hours, the current hours of 23:00 to 07:00 apply.

It is noted that the continuous hours (23:00 to 07:00 throughout the year) no longer apply ⁣to new consumers and only apply to existing consumers. Consumers on ​the continuous schedule can switch to the ​split schedule if they wish, but cannot revert to the continuous schedule.

Read the announcement, HERE. ​

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Time.news Editor: Welcome to our interview segment, where we delve into important topics that shape ⁣our world today. Joining us is energy expert Dr. Maria Vasquez, who specializes in tariff​ structures and their ‍impact on consumer behavior. Dr. Vasquez, thank you for being here.

Dr. Maria Vasquez: Thank you for having me!​ It’s a pleasure to​ be ‌here and⁤ discuss such a crucial topic.

Time.news Editor: ⁢Let’s‍ dive right in. Starting November 1, there’s a significant change in the domestic energy​ tariff structure – a time-of-use‌ charge that ⁢includes a reduced⁣ rate during night⁤ hours. Can you ‍explain what this new tariff entails?

Dr. Maria Vasquez: Absolutely! This new tariff will have ⁤a ‍differentiated pricing schedule based on the time of day. Essentially, electricity used during the night will⁤ be charged‍ at a lower rate, which is​ designed to encourage consumers to shift their usage away⁣ from peak daytime hours. ‌This initiative ‌will remain in effect until April​ 30.

Time.news Editor: Interesting! What do you think is ‌the rationale ⁢behind implementing a night-time reduction?

Dr. Maria Vasquez: The primary goal is to flatten the demand curve. During peak hours, energy consumption ⁣is at its highest, which can lead to ‍increased costs and strain on the energy grid.⁣ By offering reduced‍ rates at night, utilities can ​incentivize consumers to use more energy during off-peak hours, leading ⁤to a more balanced ⁤and efficient‍ use of resources.

Time.news Editor: That ⁢makes sense! Do you think this will have a noticeable impact on consumer behavior?

Dr. Maria Vasquez: Yes, definitely! ‌We’ve seen similar strategies in other regions, and they usually‌ lead to ​a shift in usage ‍patterns. ⁢Consumers may start⁣ running ​appliances like dishwashers and dryers ‍during the night to‌ take advantage ‌of⁢ the lower rates. Over time, this could also lead‌ to cost savings for households and contribute to​ overall energy consumption management.

Time.news⁢ Editor: ‍ On ‌a ⁤broader‍ scale, how could this new tariff system affect the energy market and ⁣eco-friendly ⁣initiatives?

Dr. Maria Vasquez: Great question! By promoting off-peak consumption, this could lead to a reduced need for additional ‌power⁤ generation during peak hours, which ⁣in turn may decrease reliance on fossil fuels and lower⁣ greenhouse gas emissions. Moreover, it could encourage the ⁤adoption of energy-efficient ​appliances and ⁤technologies, as consumers ‌will​ be more mindful of their energy usage patterns.

Time.news Editor: What challenges do ⁤you foresee with this ⁣implementation?

Dr. Maria Vasquez: One of the significant challenges will be consumer awareness and education. Not everyone may understand how to take advantage of these new​ rates, or they might​ not have the flexibility to shift⁣ their usage. Additionally, there can be concerns about‍ equity—those without flexible work schedules may find it difficult⁢ to adjust their consumption habits.

Time.news Editor: How can consumers prepare ‌for these ⁤changes starting November 1?

Dr. Maria Vasquez: I recommend that consumers first familiarize themselves with their energy usage patterns and identify potential shifts they can make. Investing in smart appliances ⁢that can⁣ be programmed to run during off-peak hours ⁣can also be beneficial. Utility companies should provide clear guidelines and support to ‍help consumers navigate this transition effectively.

Time.news Editor: This is incredibly insightful, Dr. Vasquez. As we wrap up, what message would you ⁣like to convey to our readers regarding this new tariff ⁢model?

Dr. Maria Vasquez: I’d encourage everyone to stay informed about how these⁣ changes can impact their energy bills and overall consumption. Engaging ⁤with energy-saving practices ​not only benefits individual households but also contributes to⁤ a more ‍sustainable‍ future for all. Together, we can make a significant difference!

Time.news Editor: Thank you, Dr. ⁤Vasquez, for sharing your expertise with us today. It’s crucial information as we move towards⁤ a more energy-conscious society.

Dr.​ Maria Vasquez: ⁤Thank you for having me! I look forward to seeing how this evolves.

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