differential tariff
Definition
A pricing technique employed by utilities to even out power consumption throughout the day. Utilities must have the capacity to meet demands for power during peak periods. At other times, a significant part of this capacity goes unused. To even out consumption, utilities offer lower rates during non-peak periods.
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