how did you see the percentage? I can only read kWh usage

Was the final bill cheaper compared to last time before TOU?

Based on the numbers alone, seems like you will benefit a lot from ToU. Can share what's your usage during peak hours like? Nobody at home during those hours?

Where can i download the csv? I can't find it in the website.

I have smart meter for years...

When I clicked on View Energy Usage, I am seeing this dashboard only

Browser not blocking anything...

It will redirect me to another tab showing the same dashboard that I shared just now...

Do we need to head to a TNB outlet to apply for this TOU ?

Fill form and email je. Check tnb website for guidance

Tried Edge and Chrome. Same results. Scratching my head...

I can see my bill with peak and non peak usage. Using Safari iMac or iPad. Very good that we can easily calculate the difference between ToU and non-ToU. It won't save much but every ringgit counts

Aiyo last time I check I don't think this button was there

1. Download the daily usage from July till Now.
2. Merge the CS file into 1 CSV File.
3. Open Google Gemini and upload the Merge CSV file.
4. Select "Deep Research"
5. Given the prompt [This is my daily electricity consumption from July to August 13. Please help me analyze whether I am suitable for applying for TNB ToU.]
6. Just wait for the result.
7. Lastly double check the result.

My monthly usage is around 400 kwH...Monthly bill around 110 or so...not sure to change or not to change...I also cannot find any detailed split between off peak and peak in the portal...

After looking at my daily usage pattern, I've decided to apply see if new tariff can save money. My monthly bill before new tariff is around 140 ~ 180.

Is it worth to apply ToU for low usage 190-210kwh?

All these change of T and NT is going to earn tnb a lot of money. 1 mil ppl doing that will just earn them 10mil out of thin air. Tnb should instead at the end of the month automatically apply the cheapest for everyone.

In theory yes. But now people have know in depth a out their usage. Then change once.  All these testing and switching is just plain money grab. People should start complain about the rm10 charges. It should be free to change.

TNB is scheming and very unprofessional in implementing tariff changes to benefit its consumers because I believe most if not all TNB customers are not aware of the need to apply for ToU. I opine there is no need to apply for ToU. It should be automatically activated without having to apply for ToU.  TNB is committing CBT.  Sigh...

Stamp duty is paid to LHDN. Tariff agreement between TNB and user is a binding contract.

They should not even have implemented such thing where u can switch. Just bill us the cheapest of the 2. I believe lhdn and tnb is making money out of us. Tnb want to increase price, lhdn also greedy and want to make money out of it. They both win and citizens lose.

But how do you decide if someone is suitable for ToU or not? Everyone usage differs, someone might be using more power during peak period, obviously for someone like this ToU is unsuitable.

Maybe there's way to calculate from our bills, but we are not experts so we dont have how complicated it is to implement such a function and how much does it costs. And as always, the costs will be reflected onto the consumers in the end anyway

The fair method would be to convert everyone to ToU so everyone follow the same peak and off peak rate. But again doing this someone who use more during peak period will complain also

i think just from understanding your own usage you will know whether its suitable already, no need to calculate actually unless you want to know the numbers of how many % savings

High powered home appliances -
Aircond (especially non inverter)
Oven
Microwave
Water heater
Electric stove
Dryer
Washing machine

if you use any of these heavily every weekday during peak period (2pm - 10pm) obviously ToU is not for you

those staying own house then easy to know and adjust usage if needed..... but those doing rental property more complicated

lights and fans don't really consume much. If got PC then depending what kind of PC it is and what you're doing (simple browsing or high end gaming, rendering etc)