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So it's more than here for private homes (you can get much more, but only for business) BUT even with enough amps how much it cost per kWh in mean? Here we are
by kkfx 4y ago
So it's more than here for private homes (you can get much more, but only for business) BUT even with enough amps how much it cost per kWh in mean? Here we are from 9.7 cent/kWh for the cheapest hours, 15 cent/kWh for the mean, 67.12 for the most expensive hours of most expensive days (22 days per year in winter, the coldest essentially) i.e. https://www.fournisseurs-electricite.com/edf/tarifs/tempo https://www.fournisseurs-electricite.com/edf/tarifs/tempo for business in the "cheap" segment (not more than 36kW) it's from 21 to 25 cent per kWh.
- lazide 4y agoCAlifornia is stupid expensive - averaging over $.50/kwh. Other areas are cheaper - Washington and Oregon have a lot of hydro power, and it is usually $.12/kwh or less there.
- secabeen 4y agoThis is changing. Peak cost during summer afternoons is definitely $0.50+/kWh, but most other times are in the $0.20-0.30/kWh range, due to the broad deployment of solar and lower nighttime demand.