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That’s crazy. I use Griddy in Texas and my price has been generally below $0.02c/kWh the past two months.
by nickysielicki 7y ago
That’s crazy. I use Griddy in Texas and my price has been generally below $0.02c/kWh the past two months.
- Tepix 7y agoYou're talking electricity cost? $0.02c/kWh doesn't really cover the cost (not to mention the environmental cost if it's made from coal). So yes, that's crazy.
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- scbrg 7y ago"$0.02c" - does this notation mean 2 cents? Honest question, not American and never seen this format before. Is it considered more clear than just "$0.02"? I'm guessing it really can't mean 0.02 cents. See also: Verizon Math :-)
- mtrower 7y agoCorrect; this doesn't make any sense. $0.02 - two cents 2c - two cents 0.02c - 1/50th of a cent $0.02c - does not compute
- Aaargh20318 7y agoBut the price in a certain month doesn't really matter as usage is only recorded once a year. It's the average price over a year that matters.