Dynamic Pricing? Not So Fast! A Residential Consumer Perspective

Barbara R. Alexander

The Electricity Journal, 2010, vol. 23, issue 6, 39-49

Abstract: With the installation of smart metering, will residential customers be moved to "dynamic" pricing? Some supporters of changing residential rate design from a fixed and stable rate structure believe customers should be required to take electric service with time-variant price signals. Not so fast, though! There are real implications associated with this strategy.

Date: 2010
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