How much do you pay for your electric energy?

em99010pepe · 2011-01-22, 12:11

How much do you pay for your electric energy at home?
Please post currency/kWh, you can see this value on your electricity bill.

Here 0.1285 €/kWh

Carlos

davar55 · 2011-01-22, 14:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by em99010pepe

How much do you pay for your electric energy at home?
Please post currency/kWh, you can see this value on your electricity bill.

Here 0.1285 €/kWh

Carlos

My bill is paid automatically.

Energy is cheap in NYC.

cheesehead · 2011-01-22, 20:02

USD $0.17/kWh

Wacky · 2011-01-22, 20:08

USD $0.089/kWh, but 5% of that amount is my proration of a fixed "availability" charge.

We get a lower rate in the winter than in the summer. In the summer, to meet peak demand, they have to use more expensive generators.

sdbardwick · 2011-01-22, 20:23

Last bill including all taxes and fees: $0.2511 kWh

otutusaus · 2011-01-22, 22:00

In MI, with taxes and fees $0.14/kWh.

davar55 · 2011-01-22, 22:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by davar55

My bill is paid automatically.

Energy is cheap in NYC.

However it is not free, we do get a bill.

Not too bad.

em99010pepe · 2011-01-22, 23:45

I'm sorry but I would like to have the energy price without taxes and fees so I can compare them. Thank you.
Here taxes for electric energy is 6%.

Edit: To davar55, I would appreciate if you leave this thread away from your bullshit and nonsense. We already know that you are mentally retarded and intellectual limited.

fivemack · 2011-01-23, 00:21

My most recent bill was £207.44 for 1932.85 kilowatt-hours (Cambridge, UK); I used 880 watts average over the three-month period covered.

Current wall-plug wattometer reading for my small compute farm is 545 watts, which is a bit less that I had expected (ah, the fileserver had crashed and everything was idling waiting to write to an NFS partition that wasn't there ... rebooting that and waiting five minutes, the wattometer now reads 950W). That's three quad-cores, one dual-quad-core and a GTX275 GPU, all running flat-out.

em99010pepe · 2011-01-23, 00:27

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Originally Posted by fivemack

My most recent bill was £207.44 for 1932.85 kilowatt-hours (Cambridge, UK); I used 880 watts average over the three-month period covered.

That gives you 0.107 £/kWh with taxes, converting to € is 0.1263 €/kWh.

fivemack · 2011-01-23, 00:33

Quote:

Originally Posted by em99010pepe

That gives you 0.107 £/kWh with taxes, converting to € is 0.1263 €/kWh.

Tax rate for domestic electricity here is 5%, if that's of interest

2011-01-22, 12:11	#1
em99010pepe Sep 2004 2×5×283 Posts	How much do you pay for your electric energy? How much do you pay for your electric energy at home? Please post currency/kWh, you can see this value on your electricity bill. Here 0.1285 €/kWh Carlos

2011-01-22, 20:08	#4
Wacky Jun 2003 The Texas Hill Country 3²×11² Posts	USD $0.089/kWh, but 5% of that amount is my proration of a fixed "availability" charge. We get a lower rate in the winter than in the summer. In the summer, to meet peak demand, they have to use more expensive generators. Last fiddled with by Wacky on 2011-01-22 at 20:13

2011-01-22, 23:45	#8
em99010pepe Sep 2004 2×5×283 Posts	I'm sorry but I would like to have the energy price without taxes and fees so I can compare them. Thank you. Here taxes for electric energy is 6%. Edit: To davar55, I would appreciate if you leave this thread away from your bullshit and nonsense. We already know that you are mentally retarded and intellectual limited. Last fiddled with by em99010pepe on 2011-01-22 at 23:49

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