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I wouldn't mind some context here. Is 0.05 the price _only_ inside of Russia. Regardless, 0.05 seems extremely cheap to me. I can't think of any places in the
by sixothree 2y ago
I wouldn't mind some context here. Is 0.05 the price _only_ inside of Russia.
Regardless, 0.05 seems extremely cheap to me. I can't think of any places in the states that pay that little.
And 0.26 seems pretty darn expensive. I can only think of a few places I have been that charge that much.
- snapcaster 2y agoAh gotcha, so they're not actually paying 0.05 now and they probably won't pay 0.26 in the future?
- forty 2y agoFrom what I read, there are countries in Europe where it's ~0.40€/kWh (like Germany). Here in France it's ~0.20€/kWh
- kasey_junk 2y agoIt doesn’t quote which price that is, which matters for this discussion, but I routinely pay 5c or less for energy generated in the states.
- napoleongl 2y agoIf it hadn’t been for Germany being one big area in terms of electricity pricing, all swedens four electricity areas would have been far below that. Now our two southernmost areas are infected by what I understand is southern German prices. https://www.svk.se/om-kraftsystemet/kontrollrummet/ https://www.svk.se/om-kraftsystemet/kontrollrummet/
- fmajid 2y agoI had to go to Hyderabad, India for a family emergency. Electricity here is on a progressive scale from 1 rupee/kWh up to 9 rupees. 1 rupee is about 1.25 cents. It’s got to be subsidized, just like how water is free.
- bryanlarsen 2y agoThe price of electricity in Quebec is CAD0.078 per kWh, which is 5.5 cents US.