The Certasun Blog

ComEd Hourly Pricing: chart of what a kWh costs by time of day, averaging 13 to 16 cents, against the fixed rate's 19.2 cents

What Is ComEd Hourly Pricing?

Hourly Pricing charges the wholesale price of electricity, which changes every hour. It’s usually cheapest overnight and most expensive from 5 to 8 pm, and a few hours a year can cost far more.

ComEd Delivery Time-of-Day Pricing: chart of what a kWh costs by time of day on the fixed rate with Delivery Time-of-Day, from 16.2 to 24.7 cents

ComEd Delivery Time-of-Day Pricing

Delivery Time-of-Day Pricing changes only the delivery part of your ComEd bill: more expensive from 1 to 7 pm and cheaper the rest of the day. You keep the supply plan you have now.

ComEd Time-of-Day Pricing: chart of what a kWh costs by time of day, from 11.0 cents overnight to 32.1 cents in the Mid-Day Peak

ComEd Time-of-Day Pricing

Time-of-Day Pricing, new in June 2026, sets four prices for each day a year in advance. Electricity costs about three times as much from 1 to 7 pm as it does overnight, with no surprise spikes.

ComEd Rate Plans: chart of what a kWh costs by time of day on Time-of-Day Pricing, Hourly Pricing, and the fixed rate with Delivery Time-of-Day, against the fixed rate

ComEd Rate Plans Explained

ComEd now offers a fixed rate, Hourly Pricing, Time-of-Day Pricing, and Delivery Time-of-Day Pricing. Here’s how each one works, what a kWh costs on each at different times of day, and which fits your home.

ComEd's Download my data panel set to export usage from 06/01/2025 to 05/31/2026

Downloading Your ComEd Green Button Data

Downloading a year of your ComEd usage takes a few minutes. Here’s how, step by step, so we can design a battery around how your home actually uses electricity.

Introducing Prio™ for Batteries

Introducing Prio™ for Batteries

We’re expanding Prio™ to include an option for homeowners who want to affordably add a battery to an existing solar system.

Introducing Prio™

Introducing Prio™

Certasun is proud to introduce Prio™, a new, prepaid rooftop solar service that helps Chicagoland homeowners lock in long-term energy savings even as federal solar incentives evolve.

Illinois’ Top Solar Companies

Illinois’ Top Solar Companies

According to data from Illinois Shines, Certasun has installed more residential solar than any other company headquartered in the state.

Four Types of Home Energy Audit in Chicago

Four Types of Home Energy Audit in Chicago

There are four different kinds of home energy assessment (or audit). The terminology can be confusing, and people often use the same words for different things.

Solar Panels and Snow: What You Need to Know

Solar Panels and Snow: What You Need to Know

Solar systems generate more energy in the summer months, but they can be still be productive in the winter, even if it snows. In fact, the impact of snow on solar panels is less than you might think.