what does your electricity cost?

[NoTrespassing]

I think we're paying about .06 per kwh now with our co-op. Even when running the air we pay more in fees than we do for the actual electricity. Our bill was about 60$ last month. About 25$ for electricity and 35$ in fees and taxes. We use less than 500 kwh per month.

Kevin

 

[MacLawn]

DL, I'm glad to see your response here (and you know why!). I just reviewed the bill I got yesterday and the TOTAL per kW price after all fees, taxes, etc is $0.18. That ties the highest US rate posted in this thread; matched by a guy in NH.
My annual electric bill up here is similar to yours for a similar sized house.
Except my heat and domestic hot water are oil fired, and we cook with propane.
I'm anxiously awaiting a move South.

Rick, come on down, man! I have two neighbors here at my place in Columbia County, GA from New York! They love it! Me? I'm a born and bred non-sugar coated grits eatin' Georgian. But welcome y'all boys here! A great place right across road from me with 10 acres is for sale now. Heheheeee, I ain't nary real estate agent.

Anyway, my bill on 1,900 sq ft house, total electric averages about $125.00 per month, and we keep it warm in winter and cool in summer.

 

[Dr_Zinj]

I don't recall what the rate is here in NH from PSNH. I do know that when it's just my wife and I at home, we pay about $80 a month. Heaven help us the months the boys were at home. I swear they still haven't learned to turn things off. Bills always $120 a month with them.

 

[MacLawn]

Hold on, Dr, you're just talking basic electricity right? No a/c way up there in NH? What ye use for heat? For mine, I'm talking everything, heat, cool, all of it.

 

[Larro Darro]

Down here in Altha Fl our bill is not as high as some. Last month we used 1669 KWH [33 days]. Our bill before taxes, $159.85. After taxes, $212.61. $6.44 per day. $0.13 per KWH. I have always heard your hot water heater is 15% of the bill. A recent study shows that DVR's are about 12% now. Who would have known.

We are on what used to be called REA. Now it is West Florida Electric Cooperative Association, Inc.

 

[Larry Caldwell]

Pretty typical for anywhere in Oregon

http://www.portlandgeneral.com/our_...latory_documents/pdfs/schedules/Sched_007.pdf

 

[Larry Caldwell]

Down here in Altha Fl our bill is not as high as some. Last month we used 1669 KWH [33 days]. Our bill before taxes, $159.85. After taxes, $212.61. $6.44 per day. $0.13 per KWH. I have always heard your hot water heater is 15% of the bill. A recent study shows that DVR's are about 12% now. Who would have known.

We are on what used to be called REA. Now it is West Florida Electric Cooperative Association, Inc.

Your water heater is a cold water heater. It makes hot water by heating cold water.

 

[Larro Darro]

Your water heater is a cold water heater. It makes hot water by heating cold water.

Pardon.

 

[Alan L.]

Paying about 8 cents to my co-op here. Who can afford to live in CA?

 

[NoTrespassing]

I think we're paying about .06 per kwh now with our co-op. Even when running the air we pay more in fees than we do for the actual electricity. Our bill was about 60$ last month. About 25$ for electricity and 35$ in fees and taxes. We use less than 500 kwh per month.

Kevin

Correction after looking at my bill. We used 557 kwh last month.

Energy = .0426
Dist. Charge = .03453
env. adj. = .0019441
rider edr = .00334

$ 0.08 per kwh total + customer charge, $12, meter charge, $4.40, tax $1.84, EDT Cost Recovery, $0.94

Water is heated with propane
Furnace is propane fired forced air
Stove is propaine

 

[SPIKER]

I'm in middle northern part of Ohio, with 2 places. City Place is deregulated and we can shop for power supplier. We changed recently and got a pretty good rate at 0.052cents/KW for next 2 years by switching back 2 times as each company fought for our service fees. We also pay as much in Taxes & Fees as we do for energy. At the Farm it is a CO-OP and 4 or 5 years ago the co-op voted to not join the deregulation mandates from the state. that was a mistake I can see now as I'm stuck paying 0.1102cents/kw and fees are 1.5times that of the city house. My farm bill is about the same as the city bill but no one lives at the farm & I only stop there a few days a week to get mail and work at the place. I actually pay almost 2x in fees that Pay in KW usage there.


Mark