Georgia Power's tiered rate structure charges different prices based on how much electricity you use. The first tier (baseline) has the lowest rate. As your usage exceeds each tier threshold, the rate per kWh increases. This means the more you use, the more expensive each additional kWh becomes.
Your baseline allowance is the amount of electricity Georgia Power considers essential for basic needs. It varies by climate zone, season, and whether you have electric heating. Staying within your baseline allowance keeps you in the lowest-cost tier and can save you significantly compared to exceeding it.
Monitor your daily usage through Georgia Power's app or website. Spread energy-intensive activities across the billing period rather than concentrating them. Consider energy-efficient appliances and LED lighting to reduce your baseline consumption. If you consistently exceed Tier 1, a time-of-use plan might save you more.
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