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That is pretty awesome. And wow that is crazy cheap electricity!

• joezydeco 12y ago
  Well remember this is the basic supply prices. ComEd tacks on another 4-5 cents in delivery charges and other supplemental crap. Then there are local/state taxes and etc. And, sometimes, it isn't crazy cheap (especially when there's a cold snap in the south and everyone turns on their heat pumps) https://rrtp.comed.com/live-prices/?date=20140130 https://rrtp.comed.com/live-prices/?date=20140130
  • reportingsjr 12y ago
    Ahh, I did not realize that. That makes more sense than 3.5c/kWh. It is really interesting to look at this information and see how it changes from minute to minute.
    • nandhp 12y ago
      It basically pushes the burden of averaging to the consumer -- except the consumer gains the advantage of being able to adjust their usage patterns to take advantage of the cost fluctuations.