3 ms·
(260 Ah/380 V) Please correct me if I've got the math wrong. I'm not really familiar with this area. 260 Ah/380 V = 98,800 Wh, or 98.8kWh Though I don't pay
by AgentConundrum 16y ago
(260 Ah/380 V)
Please correct me if I've got the math wrong. I'm not really familiar with this area.
260 Ah/380 V = 98,800 Wh, or 98.8kWh
Though I don't pay my own electricity bill, I looked the rate up for here in Halifax[1] and the rate is CAD$0.11796/kWh (flat rate).
That means you could charge this for about CAD$11.83. Not too shabby.
Also, if I'm reading this right, there is another option to pay based on time-of-day usage. The 11pm-7am option is CAD$0.06028/kWh[2], making the total roughly CAD$5.98 per charge.
[1] - http://www.nspower.ca/en/home/aboutnspi/ratesandregulations/electricityrates/domesticservicetariff.aspx http://www.nspower.ca/en/home/aboutnspi/ratesandregulations/...
[2] - http://www.nspower.ca/en/home/aboutnspi/ratesandregulations/electricityrates/domesticservicetimeofdaytarriffoptional.aspx http://www.nspower.ca/en/home/aboutnspi/ratesandregulations/...
- jacquesm 16y agoAs soon as everybody would start driving EVs that price will not remain though, after all increasing demand would surely drive up the price.
- 124816 16y agoWe currently have large excesses of power at nighttime, (production cannot be scaled down and back up in a 24hr period) so the effect could be mitigated by that.