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German energy prices are like 2$ KW/h or one of the most expensive in the world. Its not hard to disrupt that when put in context
by anizan 14y ago
German energy prices are like 2$ KW/h or one of the most expensive in the world.
Its not hard to disrupt that when put in context
- tobiasu 14y agoThe price is around 0.30E/kWh or less for consumers...
- anizan 14y agoyour right i must be confusing it with LCOE for nuclear
- claudius 14y ago0.30 €/kWh already? Does that include only green energy? Three years ago I paid about 0.17-21€/kWh, though the supplier included nuclear as well as fossil energy.
- tobiasu 14y agoThat was only a rough number, more like a reasonable (upper) limit. As you probably know prices vary depending on volume, energy "source", supplier etc.
- claudius 14y agoWell, $2/kWh is also an upper limit ;) - I simply didn’t expect anything remotely in this region, for me, a kWh is still about 20 cents or roughly 1/3 less than this upper limit.
- philipp-de 14y agoI use naturstrom.de They only supply energy from renewable energy sources and their current rate is 25,75 cent (euro) per kw/h See https://www.naturstrom.de/unser-strom/privatkunden/unser-angebot/ https://www.naturstrom.de/unser-strom/privatkunden/unser-ang...