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I know several out of state friends paying $0.08 I read up on EV forums and solar forums. Ive seen people paying $0.06 I'm paying $0.38+ in California Sure I
by talldatethrow 3y ago
I know several out of state friends paying $0.08
I read up on EV forums and solar forums. Ive seen people paying $0.06
I'm paying $0.38+ in California
Sure I use a bit of hyperbole in my stat... But it's still outrageous, and armchair 3 second googling isn't going to convince me.
And now, the people I talk to agree with the general sentiment they just can't believe how screwed were all getting and how basically there is nothing we can do about it.
Usually the conversation quickly turns to moving out of California soon.
- wilg 3y agoI’ll take a source with some published methodology over anecdotes any day. But for an anecdote, I pay $0.18/kWh for off-peak electricity in the middle of Los Angeles. Peak is $0.27. I also have 1:1 net metering so they’ll buy excess solar and battery at the same rate.
- talldatethrow 3y agoNice, I'll add "only 300% more than some states when off peak in LA" to my data.
- wilg 3y agoAt least that's true!
- Auracle 3y agoHere are my rates in Minnesota: https://www.kpcoop.com/rates-0 https://www.kpcoop.com/rates-0
- talldatethrow 3y agoThis is exactly what's wrong with modern people. You'll believe some generalized 'study' instead of common sense data.
- wilg 3y ago"Common sense" is just your own personal bias. This is why we have science!
- talldatethrow 3y agoScience is just a published bias by whoever paid the 'scientist'. (These days)