Topic: How much do you pay for power? - page 2. (Read 17350 times)

In the UK and just changed providers so now paying approx $0.15 per kWh.  I was paying quite a bit more.  Last year I was paying nothing and mining like crazy but due to the current difficulty level it makes mining borderline profitable at present.

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Department of Justice staff housing! 

Too bad I don't take advantage of it 

I am in New Brunswick, Canada.

My cost is $0.0985 per kWh and there there is that damned tax added on top of that ... 13%  And, of course, a monthly service charge for the privelage of having electricity which is currently $19.73

At least in the winter months the heat from the gpu keeps the basement nice and warm  

Even at $0.075 for residential and $0.08 for small business the "hidden tax" for power can be substantial.

Here is the added charges for Alberta Power Users.

Residential

Distribution   $0.51906 per day base fee of  $17.13 on a 33 Day billing cycle.
                         $0.00626 per kWh
 
Transmission    $0.02135 per kWh
Rider K               $0.0058 per kWh

Local Access Fee $0.0066 per kWh

This adds $0.04 per kWh on top of your $0.075 rate. Making your residential rate $0.115 Average for 25 GH/sec with 67 GPU's eats up just over 11kWh x 24h = 264kWh per day on a 33 day billing cycle eats up 8712kWh a month.

Factor in the $6.14 "admin" charge and you have a monthly bill of $1025.15 @ residential rates.


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Small Business Rates

Distribution    $0.28839 per day base fee of  $9.52 on a 33 Day billing cycle.
                         $0.02081 per kWh
 
Transmission   $0.02216 per kWh
Rider K              $0.0058 per kWh

Local Access Fee $0.0066 per kWh

This adds $0.05537 per kWh on top of your $0.08 rate. Making your residential rate $0.13537 Average for 25 GH/sec with 67 GPU's eats up just over 11kWh x 24h = 264kWh per day on a 33 day billing cycle eats up 8712kWh a month.

Factor in the $6.49 "admin" charge and you have a monthly bill of $1195.35 @ Small Business Rates.

"Note"
 
The local access fee is not regulated by the AUC, this is a charge leveied by the City of Edmonton and is passed on by the Distributor. This targets renters to pay a form of property tax instead of increasing property tax for the property owners. All combined not including the per day distribution rate, increases rates by $0.05537 per kWh.

living with my parents and paying electricy with bitcoin to my father ($0,1/kwh)  

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living with parents, about 3800mhash 24/7 (gpu's, maybe buying the palerno's from BFL but hate long wait time, although they respond fast to my email (within 2 business days)

AUD$0.22 KW/hr (including supply charge)
Western Australia

The region of his mom's basement. 

Really! that's awesome. Which state / region is that in?

~2 GH/s @ Not even a single cent

0.2USD/kwh,  8hours a day cheaper for water geating and 16 hours higher price, average 0,2usd/kwh..

Europe - Czech Republic,

mining litecoins is still profitable, mining btc is profitable only with some cards, and not so good idea if you havent hardware...

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Price per kWh      |      0.106 VEB (0.025$)
Current as @       |      July 2012
Provider              |      www.corpoelec.gob.ve
State/Province     |      Bolívar
Country              |       Venezuela                
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Also, I work for the electric power company (Corpoelec) and they pay me a "help" for electric bills of 350VEB (81.3$) monthly.      

A bookend to this thread,

further discussion on the topic here:

 - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/your-electricity-cost-per-kwh-which-country-is-the-most-expensive-97239

 
Westar Energy customers, unite!

Here in Lawrence, KS:

For the months of October through May:
$0.057743 per kWh for the first 500 kWh
$0.057743 per kWh for the next 400 kWh
$0.045896 per kWh for all additional kWh

For the months of June through September:
$0.057743 per kWh for the first 500 kWh
$0.057743 per kWh for the next 400 kWh
$0.071091 per kWh for all additional kWh

So my worst-case is $.60 a day to run my 7970, if I calculate that right.  But I suck at power calculations.  I always miss a decimal point or something.

0,24 EUR/KWh Excl.
Netherlands

7 cents

Those fractions add up.

It's 14.5 cents (plus some fractions) per kW/h in Los Angeles.

That is way better than my .136608.  Seriously? Fractions of a penny? WTF?

A flat 0.10$/kWh. Dam I thought this was really low but looking around im thinking otherwise. How good is 0.10?