How much do you pay for electric at home?

[BalsaDust]

Do you get your electric from hydroelectric by any chance, as that is a ridiculously inexpensive rate! My all inclusive cost is 17.5 cents/kWh this month. Power comes from Orange & Rockland, a NY company. Bill P

Not any better here in Delaware, I am at $0.175 per kw all including fees.

Still way cheaper than gas!

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[Woeo]

I live in North Carolina

Off peak ($.08473/kWh)
on-peak rates ($.13/kWh)

Summer 3pm to 7pm is peak
Winter 6am to 10am is peak

Are you including transmission charges, taxes, amortized fixed costs, tariffs & surcharges?

 

[JohnFoxeSheets]

You can't count that high.

 

[AtomicInternet]

I'm in South Carolina, so pretty sure you have Dominion Energy as well. We don't have a peak/off-peak, just a first 800 kWh rate.

First 800 kWh X $ 0.137230
After 800 kWh X $ 0.148730

I might be charged this way because I have solar panels though.

 

[ARK]

Mine is around 25 cents a kWh.

 

[Runningslow]

South Central WI

My old rate $0.0922/kWh + $12.75 delivery charge/mo

New TOU rate
$0.16/kWh on-peak (8a-8p M-F)
$0.0512/kWh off-peak (8p-8a M-F, all day Sat, Sun, and holidays)
+ $12.75 delivery charge/mo

The state PSC also applies a power cost adjustment that can change monthly. Right now that is +$0.0227/kWh. In the winter months, the adjustment can be a credit per kWh.

 

[Deleted member 9461]

Nothing I installed a portable nuclear reactor I got from DRMO

I'm at 12000 YEN = $82.00 a month, plus 3,398 = $23.00 a month for charger membership of 10 charges a month.

 

[markboris]

NorCal PG&E.
Since it’s still summer season (June-September) my rates are $0.27 / kWh off peak 12:00 AM - 3:00 PM, $0.58 / kWh peak 3:00 PM - 12:00 AM. However for the most part, I’m off grid because my solar and batteries take care of all my power needs. I have to pay a $10.58 connection fee each month but have a decent credit ($400-$900) at my yearly true up time.

 

[bpbailey]

We have the most expensive electricity rates in the country, charged by San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E). There are two components to our electricity charges: Electricity Generation and Electricity Delivery. Electricity Generation rates vary by time of day and season (see below). Electricity Delivery rates vary by season (see below). Fortunately, I have 21 solar panels, so we generate about 2/3 of the electricity that we use to charge our two BEVs. If I had to fully rely on power from the grid, I calculated what it would cost to fully charge my 70 kWh MME battery (from 0% to 100%, by season and time of use) and how much that equates to per mile of driving (using 3.7 miles per kWh efficiency that I have averaged over 22,000 miles of driving). Given that gasoline currently costs about $5.25 per gallon here in San Diego, even with our high electricity rates, my MME would still be saving me a lot of money even if I had to rely strictly on power from the grid (fortunately, I do not). If I was driving an ICE vehicle averaging 30 miles per gallon, current gasoline prices would result in a cost of $.175 per mile (plus the extra costs of maintaining an ICE vehicle over a BEV).

Electricity Generation Rates:

Electricity Delivery Rates:

Winter:
SDG&E Delivery Rate = $.41103/kWh flat rate

Summer:
SDG&E Delivery Rate = $.23046/kWh flat rate


Overall Winter Rates:

70 kWh x $0.47475/kWh = $33.23 per charge (Super Off-Peak) = $.128/mile

70 kWh x $0.49827/kWh = $34.88 per charge (Off-Peak) = $0.135/mile

70 kWh x $0.57934/kWh = $40.55 per charge (On-Peak) = $0.157/mile


Overall Summer Rates:

70 kWh x $0.30215/kWh = $21.15 per charge (Super Off-Peak) = $.082/mile

70 kWh x $0.46005/kWh = $32.20 per charge (Off-Peak) = $0.124/mile

70 kWh x $0.7607/kWh = $53.25 per charge (On-Peak) = $0.206/mile

 

[Murse-In-Airy]

I’m up by Canada. Pretty sure I get some hydro, some nuclear, some solar, and plenty of wind. But it’s whatever National Grid is pumping up here.

 

[Auto Motive]

$0.098/kWh flat rate. PA

Western PA utility West Penn Power including all fees .15kwh. Has increased 38% in 4 years.

 

[brancky3]

I'm in South Carolina, so pretty sure you have Dominion Energy as well. We don't have a peak/off-peak, just a first 800 kWh rate.

First 800 kWh X $ 0.137230
After 800 kWh X $ 0.148730

I might be charged this way because I have solar panels though.

I live in upstate SC and pay $0.11 / kWh flat rate with Duke

 

[Yerfdog56]

Upstate NY
Off-Peak, 12:00AM-6:00AM
$.06/kWh
Mostly car charging and pool filter.

 

[83girl]

350 dollars last year....10 kW solar roof is super useful in reducing your energy bills.
This includes charging the MachE.

 

[Frebster]

JCP&L as of August 15
0.1566 including delivery and generation.

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