> In the whole of Europe electricity prices are currently through the roof If by "through the roof" you mean like 30cents/kWh, then thats exactly what I'm talk

> In the whole of Europe electricity prices are currently through the roof If by "through the roof" you mean like 30cents/kWh, then thats exactly what I'm talking about: if you don't have a farm of bitcoin miners at home your electricity bill is bound to be a complete joke compared to groceries, rent or even mobile data. If we had actually expensive electricity (and car fuel and concrete etc.), which could easily be compensated by e.g. income or even sales tax modifications, then people would have ACTUAL financial incentive to buy efficient fridges or bike to work (without any additional burden).