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Related: About this forumElectricity Prices Around the World 2017
Source: IEA Electricity Information 2018, Page IV.8
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Electricity Prices Around the World 2017 (Original Post)
NNadir
Sep 2019
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CurtEastPoint
(18,622 posts)1. is this per month?
rickford66
(5,521 posts)2. And which month
Miguelito Loveless
(4,457 posts)5. Some utilities have different tariffs for Summer and Winter
If you heat with with methane (natural gas) your electric bill is generally lower in the Winter months and higher in Summer due to a/c running.
House of Roberts
(5,162 posts)3. Per MegaWattHour,
so it doesn't matter what time it takes.
Miguelito Loveless
(4,457 posts)4. Per megawatt hour
Divide by 1000 for the price per kWh, which is how it appears on your bill. The US average is 12.9 cents per kWh. The average US household uses around 930kWh per month.
In my town its 8.9 cents, but they tack on about $20 in junk fees. I have a large solar array so most months the junk fees are all I pay.