Topic: How much do you pay for electricity? (Read 2248 times)
I really regret not being an early adopter a few years back during my dorm years. Not having to pay for utility bills might actually make up for having to eat cafeteria food on a regular basis.
I don't look at mining from a cost analysis point of view. I look at it as I'm paying worthless paper for electricity, but I'm gaining something valuable in the end.
0,224€ in Germany 
20Eurocent here in Austria
about .08/kw in vermont
0.05kwh, not too bad.
Solar so no bil 
Are you joking or telling the truth? lol i didn't know solar power could produce that much electricity, Thats sweet
.12 kWh
I average about .18 USD/kWh; infrastructure here is pretty strained 
I'd love to have a solar and/or wind setup, but since I'm renting atm (and power is not included in rent) it's not feasible.
I'd love to have a solar and/or wind setup, but since I'm renting atm (and power is not included in rent) it's not feasible.
£0.11/kWh
Ah, solar can produce a ton of energy. Especially if you're in an area with a good amount of sun. Most of the normal sized solar panels produce 200-220 watts each. You can probably get a 2-3 KW (Kilowatt/2-3000 watts) system for under 10K.
Solar so no bil
Are you joking or telling the truth? lol i didn't know solar power could produce that much electricity, Thats sweet
I pay nothing. Electricity is included in rent.
I wonder if a chart with $/kwh costs would make a good wiki page somewhere...
What kind of chart? Or do you mean: a map?
I wonder if a chart with $/kwh costs would make a good wiki page somewhere...
My current electric rate including taxes is rought .098 cents. Not to bad compared to some other people.
0.2 EUR / Kwh here. Pretty expensive.
Why do you guys do it? It can't be for financial reward... 
I bet the Feds think you are all growing pot or something.
0.15 $/Kwh
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