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Not accurate at all. UK consumers are paying approximately 34p/kWh - 43c/kWh. Nearly twice what it says here.
by martinald 4y ago
Not accurate at all. UK consumers are paying approximately 34p/kWh - 43c/kWh. Nearly twice what it says here.
- KomoD 4y agoBecause these are not consumer prices, they're datacenter prices.
- martinald 4y agoBusiness energy prices are even higher in the UK, because the government applies a price cap to retail prices but not commercial ones. Before some of the subsidies kicked in I heard of £1/kWh being common for commercial renewals, often requiring 5 figure deposits for many industries as the suppliers were worried about businesses going under and not paying their bills.
- yuuuuyu 4y agoNot accurate for Sweden either. Pricing in Stockholm region last weeks was 1/2 to 1/3 of what's in the list.