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> Ontario's ultra-low-overnight time of use rates are 2.8c / kWh.

And if you sign up for those ULO rates you also get 28.6¢ on-peak rates. The average over the entire day stays at 11.1¢ (see Table ES-2).

I guess they want to flatten the demand curve and reduce its cyclic nature: there's a cost to dealing with the traditional peaks times as well in various types of capacity.

>>throw0+(OP)
Much of that cost is due to Ontario's high reliance on nuclear power.