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It's about $4 per charge, at 7cents per kWh... Comes out to $250/yr. I guess they should include it if you live in HI or somewhere else with high-priced electri
by bdcs 11y ago
It's about $4 per charge, at 7cents per kWh... Comes out to $250/yr. I guess they should include it if you live in HI or somewhere else with high-priced electricity, but realistically it is much, much less than, say, sales tax, which they also don't include.
- cookiecaper 11y agoWhere do you live that electricity is actually 7c/kWh? I didn't really pay attention to my power bills until I moved to Florida, but down here, the real price is 14-17c/kWh; the actual kWhs are quoted as something like 7c but then they add a 7c/kWh fuel surcharge and additional fees after you cross certain usage thresholds.
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- ryan-c 11y agoI'm pretty sure my marginal rate for power is 35c/kWh here in the bay area. I think PG&E may have special rate plans for EV charging though. Edit: Oh, this is handy: http://www.pge.com/cgi-bin/pevcalculator/PEV/ http://www.pge.com/cgi-bin/pevcalculator/PEV/
- toomuchtodo 11y agoMy uncle in Wesley Chapel (Tampa) is paying ~7 cents/kwh from their local coop, I pay as low as 1 cent a kwh for 6-12 hours a day from Exelon's nuclear power in Northern Illinois. https://www.comed.com/technology/electric-vehicles/Pages/rate-options.aspx https://www.comed.com/technology/electric-vehicles/Pages/rat...