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Why is that hard to believe? I just checked my bill. Last year, we consumed 1,402 kWh, which came down to around 33 EUR per month (a bit higher than my number a
by lqet 7y ago
Why is that hard to believe? I just checked my bill. Last year, we consumed 1,402 kWh, which came down to around 33 EUR per month (a bit higher than my number above, which was the cost in 2017). We cook at least 6 days per week. Our washing machine is a cheap model from 2015.
The third person in our household is a little child, so we are more in the 2 persons range. But even for 2 persons, Google states as the average 3,000 kWh, which I find hard to believe. Even if we tried, I just cannot think of anything we could do to consume even more electricity.
- merb 7y ago> 1,402 kWh, 33 EUR per month no way. not even close. 1400 is never ever 33 euro not even in the east side of germany.
- detaro 7y ago33 per month is 396 per year, even in Stuttgart (random not-cheap-to-live place I just plugged into a price search) you can get 1400 kWh for ~420, so I'd not be so certain ~ 5% lower isn't possible elsewhere.
- lqet 7y agoThis translates to 0.285 EUR/kWh, with 0.30 EUR/kWh being the current average in Germany, according to Google.
- merb 7y agohe said he pays that monthly. unfortunatly all electricity provider have a base price. also 0.30eur/kWh is the lower bracket in west germany (not the average). and for more than 1 person 1400 kWh also seems a little bit off, too. Ok granted maybe he is roughly at 1800, but 1400 is like having a fridge+washing machine (every 3 days)+cooking (every second day)+led lamps for like 4 hour per evening.