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Appalachian Power's peak hours apply to customers on the Residential Service - Smart Time of Use Plan time-of-use plan. During peak hours (typically weekday afternoons and early evenings), electricity costs 17.5¢/kWh, while off-peak hours (nights, weekends, and early mornings) drop to 5.1¢/kWh. That gap between peak and off-peak is the whole point of a TOU plan: shifting laundry, dishwashing, EV charging, and pool-pump runtime out of peak windows can cut 10–20% off your monthly bill versus the standard Residential Service plan at ~16.4¢/kWh. Peak hour schedules can also vary by season, so check your bill against Appalachian Power's current published schedule.
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