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Bright · Battery SavingsDuke Energy · South Carolina

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Rate notes

Export 3.9¢ and the $46/mo battery credit are from the call. Import rate is illustrative — confirm Duke SC retail tariff.

kWh

Daytime overproduction sent to the grid.

¢/kWh

Duke SC 3.9¢ · SRP 2.8¢.

kWh

Evening + overnight grid usage.

¢/kWh

Roughly 11¢–32¢ by utility.

kWh

Bounds how much energy can shift. Franklin aPower 2 ≈ 15 kWh usable, stackable.

One day at your house

One day without a battery: about 18 kilowatt-hours of midday overage is sold at 3.9 cents, and about 22 kilowatt-hours are bought back in the evening at 14 cents.12am6amnoon6pm12am18 kWh · sold at 3.9¢22 kWh · bought at 14¢
18 kWh · sold at 3.9¢22 kWh · bought at 14¢
Solar production Home usageIllustrative day

Sold to the grid

$0.70/ day

Bought back at night

$3.08/ day

Your net cost

$2.38/ day

Your grid cost, even with solar

$71/ month

That’s $2.38 a day — about $852 a year. Around $45/mo of it is pure sell-at-3.9¢, buy-back-at-14¢ — the part a battery plugs.

These are planning estimates based on the rates entered above — we’ll confirm exact rates and credits from your utility bill.