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> Depends. At full load? At Irish power prices? Just the Pi, no peripherals, no NVMe? 5 units? €13/mo. Pretty sure most of us aren't running anywhere close to
by throwaway894345 1y ago
> Depends. At full load? At Irish power prices? Just the Pi, no peripherals, no NVMe? 5 units? €13/mo.
Pretty sure most of us aren't running anywhere close to full load 24/7, but whoa, Irish power is expensive. In the central US I pay $0.14/KWh.
- theodric 1y agoYeah, it's brutal. Was €0.39 right after Mad Vlad kicked off his vanity conflict.
- throwaway894345 1y agoThat’s rough. What’s your progress on renewables? Wind has made electricity really cheap in my state and I would think Ireland would be pretty windy (esp offshore)?
- theodric 1y agoIreland has had hydro for a century[1], and wind and tidal are productive here. There are wind farms EVERYWHERE around where I live (mountains, Cork/Limerick border). There are solar farms, as well, but sun is not our strong suit. Trouble for individuals is that small, affordable wind turbines are basically useless, and most people don't have hundreds of thousands of Euros plus planning permission to erect megawatt-scale units, so solar is pretty much it. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shannon_hydroelectric_scheme https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shannon_hydroelectric_scheme
- fragmede 1y agocries in west coast peak $0.71/KWh rate