Business Rates & Billing
Business electricity rates
Clean, low-cost energy for your business, explained.
Overview
Keep costs down & profits up
WestLight Energy provides electricity at lower rates than PG&E—supplying your business with clean energy and no additional cost.
When you’re in business, every penny counts. We get it. That’s why we do everything we can to keep your energy rates as affordable as possible and keep profits and savings where they belong: in your business.
Our rates are cheaper than PG&E's. How? We’re a not-for-profit: it’s that simple.
The fact that the electricity you get from us is from clean sources is a big bonus you can brag about to your customers, employees, and friends.
We leave the profits and savings on your balance sheet. Our job is to provide affordable, clean, and reliable energy that helps your business grow.
Electricity Rate Options
Choose what’s best for your business
The default WestLight Energy service is our lowest-rate option: ECOplus, which gives you 100% clean electricity sourced from at least 50% renewable sources.
If you want your electricity to come from 100% renewable sources, you can easily switch to our ECO100 rate option, which costs 1 cent more per kWh.
If you are on ECO100 and would like to move to ECOplus, you can do that, too.
WestLight Energy
ECO
Plus
For businesses who want the lowest-cost electricity available.
WestLight Energy
100
ECO
For businesses who want to balance low-cost electricity with the cleanest available electricity.
2026 Commercial Rate Comparison, B-19SV
This compares electricity costs for an average commercial customer in our San Mateo County service area with an average monthly usage of 24,527 kilowatt-hours (kWh) and 59kW of monthly demand charges. This is based on a representative 12-month billing history for all customers on the B-19S Voluntary rate schedule for PG&E and WestLight Energy’s published rates as of July, 2026.
*PG&E Delivery Rates are up to date as of March, 2026.
WestLight Energy
ECO
plus
Monthly usage: 24,527 kWh
Average Monthly Bill
WestLight Energy Generation Charge
PG&E PCIA/FF
PG&E Delivery Charge*
WestLight Energy
100
ECO
Monthly usage: 24,527 kWh
Average Monthly Bill
WestLight Energy Generation Charge
$1,899.36
PG&E PCIA/FF
PG&E Delivery Charge*
PG&E
Standard Rate
Monthly usage: 24,527 kWh
Average Monthly Bill
Generation Charge
PG&E PCIA/FF
PG&E Delivery Charge*
On Your Bill
Understanding your monthly bill
Simple: WestLight Energy sources your electricity. PG&E delivers it.
You may ask, “Why are my WestLight Energy electricity charges showing up on a PG&E bill?”
That’s because we use PG&E’s wires and poles to deliver our electricity to your business, which is why you see charges from both PG&E and WestLight Energy.
To make it easy for your accountant, you receive just one monthly bill from PG&E.
WestLight Energy’s energy generation charges, explained
Look for the line item on your bill that says “WestLight Energy Generation Charges” (see example below). This is your assurance that you’re getting cheaper and cleaner electricity from us. This charge would be higher if you used PG&E’s electricity. The rest of your bill is PG&E charges for infrastructure and other fees collected by PG&E.
Want to see more details about WestLight Energy vs. PGE charges on your bill?
Rate Details
A deeper look at our rates
Find more details about WestLight Energy rates based on type, seasonality, and time of use compared to PG&E rates.
More Savings
Cost-reduction programs for businesses
No matter where the savings come from, we want to help your business save on electricity costs and increase profits.
Here are some opportunities to do that through programs outside of WestLight Energy that may be right for your business.
Emergency Load Reduction Program (ELRP)
Your business can get $2 per kWh for decreasing the electricity used (a.k.a. load reduction) during an emergency.
Support
Have more questions about your rate plan?
We have dedicated advisors to help you make the decision that meets your business needs.
You can fill out the contact form or call us directly at the number provided.
If you call, please have your PG&E account number available.
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