Lighting Electricity Rates

[MickJ]

In the UK electric costs more in the winter because of increased light use etc but not much. My bills are averaged with the gas as well at about $170 per month. Sounds similar overall to USA.

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[Ozone69]

Runnin' about 0.11 cents per kwh here in northern Colorado. Probably varies a lot from city to city in the state, though, with different utility companies running the show. City runs the utilities where I'm at except for the natural gas that goes through the big regional utility corporation. Anyhow...little pricier in CO, I think due to not a lot of hydro generation available and it mostly all has to come from burning coal or lots of 'em converting to nat gas with new EPA regs. Lots of solar farms and wind farms coming on line, but with the build out that's still a pricy power source as well.

 

[IanClarkson]

Oh, motherfucker! Your numbers on your account are unbelievably huge! My wife obviously wouldn't like that!