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In Holland its 0.66€/KWh on average. So 0.69$/KWh with the current exchange rate. Think you got a pretty sweet deal there.
by pineaux 4y ago
In Holland its 0.66€/KWh on average.
So 0.69$/KWh with the current exchange rate. Think you got a pretty sweet deal there.
- maxerickson 4y agoFor the US it isn't great. My small town charges $16 for the connection and $0.10 a kWh. Less than $0.15 per kWh is pretty common.
- mechanical_bear 4y agoI pay about a third of the rate and I am in an area that is so close to PGE that I could throw a rock and hit them. It’s terrible pricing, even for the area.
- Gwypaas 4y agoAlso before Putins energy war?
- naasking 4y agoThe real war is on Putin. The energy prices are on the Western world's response.
- Gwypaas 4y agoPutin started tampering with the gas already during the summer of 2021. The effects of this were likely part of the calculus on the West's response to the war, which he severely misinterpreted given that we have decided to accept the current chaotic market conditions rather than give up Ukraine. https://www.cnbc.com/2021/08/24/russia-is-pumping-less-natural-gas-to-europe-as-nord-stream-2-nears-completion.html https://www.cnbc.com/2021/08/24/russia-is-pumping-less-natur...
- naasking 4y agoPutin is only mentioned once in that article and only in a context of people criticizing the dependency on Russian natural gas. There's nothing there that implies "tampering", and the article speculatively couches the moves in economic terms, prioritizing new delivery means. I suppose you just think Putin is behind everything.