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13. That's insane. How does that compare to other larges cities in Southern CA?

Reply to SHRED (Original post)

Tue Aug 7, 2018, 01:34 PM

Aug 2018

Seems like an oppressive rate. To the point that it would be a major drain on the economy as people and businesses move to get away from such high prices.

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What's your electricity rates? [View all] SHRED Aug 2018 OP

15 cents a kWh - that's everything - juice and distribution costs jpak Aug 2018 #1

6.8 cents per kwh. Keefer Aug 2018 #2

Counting Distribution? ProfessorGAC Aug 2018 #21

9.74 cents a kilowatt. mwooldri Aug 2018 #3

The way I figure it is 8.8 Cents per KWH LiberalArkie Aug 2018 #4

500 kWh 9.8 / 1,000 kWh 6.9 / 2000 kWh 10.9 Lisa0825 Aug 2018 #5

i had a home in Chelan County Washington...3c a kwh samnsara Aug 2018 #6

small county bought into the cheap power with the local dam... samnsara Aug 2018 #7

Holy shit genxlib Aug 2018 #8

San Diego's climate has changed in the past 10 years FreeState Aug 2018 #16

About $0.106 per kWh here in Texas dumbcat Aug 2018 #9

9 cents plus a basic charge of $20 per month. jalan48 Aug 2018 #10

About $0.12/kWh in Connecticut VMA131Marine Aug 2018 #11

My fuel rate of .0324190 per kWh makes up only 25% of my sinkingfeeling Aug 2018 #12

That's insane. How does that compare to other larges cities in Southern CA? xor Aug 2018 #13

I only left San Diego months ago and my rates were cheap enough, isn't it 13.5 cents per average? braddy Aug 2018 #14

10.54 is the US average (2017) FreeState Aug 2018 #17

13.15 for 2018 according to this site. braddy Aug 2018 #20

Yep - all sites say different things (different methodologies) FreeState Aug 2018 #24

Central Virginia - for our house we average about 11 cents/kWh (effective) brachism Aug 2018 #15

Are we talking before or after the fees we're paying for the failed nuclear plant? GoCubsGo Aug 2018 #18

Not sure what my rate is, but vsrazdem Aug 2018 #19

Whoa. MissB Aug 2018 #30

PSEG - Variable Rate, and Delivery Charges too. TheBlackAdder Aug 2018 #22

10.7 cents/kWh GeorgeGist Aug 2018 #23

It's important to distinguish here between the base rate and effective rate. NoSmoke Aug 2018 #25

Duke Energy in FL. Roland99 Aug 2018 #26

I have Duke in FL too radical noodle Aug 2018 #27

$11 basic charge and .11/kw MissB Aug 2018 #28

And another city in Oregon that has great rates MissB Aug 2018 #29

dominion virginia power in southeastern virginia drray23 Aug 2018 #31

.1125/KWH in coastal AL. EMC elec.coop. trof Aug 2018 #32

Hey all: Just divide your total bill by KWH used for the month. trof Aug 2018 #33