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Accounting for taxes and grid fees, between 0.05€ & 1.2€/kWh depending on the season.

round 175 CAD a month.

It heavily depends on the season. I had a look at the live prices, and currently the price of electricity is about 0.6SEK/kWh.

However, back in 2022-2023 we had electricity prices as high as 2.7SEK/kWh.

Sadly, the EU wants a unified energy grid which will increase the cost of power.

Sweden aslo needs to upgrade the transmission infrastructure between areas

We have two rates, this is if you are using over 10kwh per day, the maximum rate: $0.1372 per kwh

Peak rate (2PM -7PM) is $0.225/kWh

Off-peak is $0.178/kWh

With my normal usage, it averages about $0.187/kWh

same as you. I wish this state would take responsibility at targeting PGE. especially since they burned down an entire town in 2018. it's honestly the only thing that makes me consider just leaving California for back home.

$0.35usd per kWh

Summer rates are about $0.13/kwh. My EV charger is on off peak plan that costs $0.06/kwh.

We have a flat monthly fee of $26.50 and usage is $0.1133/kWh (all prices US dollars). It’s also possible to have a Time of Use plan; for residential there’s still the flat $26.50 fee and then peak usage bills at $0.2345/kWh and off-peak at $0.0623/kWh. If you have a bilateral system (solar panels) the credit for power supplied during peak hours is $0.1539/kWh and off-peak is $0.0373/kWh. Integrated battery systems are not allowed if you go with Time of Use metering. For now the basic residential service (same rate all the time) credits solar production at the same rate as consumption, but that could change in the future.

$0.13213 per kWh plus a $0.58915 per day “customer charge”

$0.103/kWh plus a daily fee of some small amount. 1,150 sq. ft. apartment with two EVs. $80-100 every two months.

about 32ct/kWh including all costs (Germany)

Around $400 a month in winter, $100 a month in summer. Australia has the most expensive power in the world

I am around $450 per month in the summer, $75 in the winter. Texas. My rate is nominally $0.087 per kwh, but the taxes make it roughly twice that. I have a big house, but it is pretty energy efficient - 2015 construction with mostly Energy Star appliances. I charge a Nissan Leaf daily.

I have no idea. Electricity, heat and hot water are included in my rent.