Cost of your electricity per KWh

[Rodimus Prime]

With everyone so caught in the price of gas people seem to not be noticing the cost of electricity is sky rocketing as well.

Right now I am locked in though the end of 08 at 11.4 cents per KWh. My month power bill works out to be general around 100 a month give or take. I been keeping an eye on the cost of electricity and I am looking at a near 100% increase come 09 when I have to either sign a new contract or go month to month.

To me this is just as much if not more of a problem than gas with power price climbing just as quickly. Having to absorb that cost along with every thing else is going to tight. Right now I am just glad I am locked in at the rate I am which at the time I though was high but now is cheaper than everyone else.

[Blue Velvet]

London, UK

Day = 13.32 pence = 26.24 US cents at todays date
Night = 4.62 pence = 9.10 US cents at todays date

Nuclear electricity as it was sold in the 50s and 60s; all the free power you can burn. :rolleyes:

The above rates are what is known as Economy 7 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_7); something I might change in the near future to a flat rate.

[dukebound85]

i forget what mine are (maybe 9 cents) but i did see for the first time in my life that a 12pack of soda was SIX bucks....usually just 3ish

im feeling pretty poor

[swiftaw]

$8 a month + $0.07 per kwh

[redwarrior]

$10.52 per KWH, Georgia, USA

[it5five]

Electricity used from 9pm-9am (off-peak): 5 cents per kWh.
Electricity used from 9am-9pm (on-peak): 15.8 cents per kWh.

Then on top of that, I opted into the renewable energy program through my power company, so it adds an extra 1 cent to each of those so I get all of my power from wind, solar, or geothermal sources.

EDIT: I live in Phoenix, just for geographical clarification.

[mpw]

10.49pence, that's 20.66¢

...Nuclear electricity as it was sold in the 50s and 60s; all the free power you can burn. :rolleyes:...

They claimed it'd be cleaner too, but my nuclear energy comes from France!

[takao]

14.2something euro cent including all taxes etc.
+ 35€ euro per year

62.47% Hydro Power plant
3.33% Wind energy
2.25% Biomass
0.82% other biological energy

31.13% UCTE (international network with electricity mix)
(of which 11.74% hydro power
30.82% nuclear energy
52.78% fossil fules
rest : others)

and the especially nifty numbers on the bottom: 139.01 g CO2 /kWh
0.000259 g radioaktive waste/ kWh

edit: just saw that since 2005 i reduced my usage by 1/6 .. not bad just by other light bulbs/ more efficent computer

[Gray-Wolf]

$1.85 a day
556 KW for 32 days cost of $59.44 And now, the summer rates are in. :( Fayetteville Ga. With Georgia Power

[iJohnHenry]

WARNING !!!

If you are on a contract, and your provider offers some change, any change, do NOT accept it.

You will probably lose your previously agreed price structure.

[Desertrat]

12¢ per kw-hr plus a demand charge (they call it a "meter fee") of $18 per month. My usage runs generally $50 per month in summer and $30 per month in winter.

Can't gripe about the rate. Our co-op has the most miles of line and the fewest customers of any in the U.S.

[Gelfin]

PG&E utility bills are all but impossible to fully decipher, but they set a "baseline" usage and then have a tiered pricing schedule. I'm paying:

$0.11556/KWh for baseline
$0.13142/KWh for 101-130% of baseline
$0.22580/KWh for 131-200% of baseline

[Rodimus Prime]

WARNING !!!

If you are on a contract, and your provider offers some change, any change, do NOT accept it.

You will probably lose your previously agreed price structure.


Yeah unfortately my contract ends after Dec billing so I will be force to eat the increase.

[iJohnHenry]

Yeah unfortately my contract ends after Dec billing so I will be force to eat the increase.

Renew now then, if they will let you.

December, and cold weather, are both a long way off.

[solvs]

I've mentioned it going up before.

1) Service Charge - $6.00

2) Energy Charge (per kWh)

High Peak Period - $0.14377
Low Peak Period - $0.08793
Base Period - $0.03780

It's actually pretty cheap considering.

[iTwitch]

10.86 per kWh - Baltimore, MD

[shu82]

$0.07472 per kWh

Go TVA!! Lowest in the nation! And not a singe fossil fuel plant to make it.

[iJohnHenry]

I believe you can thank the Army Corp of Engineers for that. ;)