Inaba's request

[Starlightbreaker]

.89c/kwh ftw.

O_o

...

actually.

89c.

[bcpokey]

.89c/kwh ftw.

O_o

...

actually.

89c.

8.9¢ / kwh?

[organofcorti]

.89c/kwh ftw.

O_o

...

actually.

89c.

8.9¢ / kwh?

.... and finally. The correct decimal place.

[Starlightbreaker]

hello, my name is starlightbreaker, and i'm an idiot.

yes, 8.9c/kwh.

[Unacceptable]

My power is 13cents K/W,kinda high

[organofcorti]

"High" is 25 to 30 c / kWh. This is what we pay in parts of the world that still rely to a large extent on non-renewable energy sources while still trying to reduce our impact on the environment.

Do you have a lot of renewables in your area?

[legitnick]

I blame the Jews! 

[Unacceptable]

"High" is 25 to 30 c / kWh. This is what we pay in parts of the world that still rely to a large extent on non-renewable energy sources while still trying to reduce our impact on the environment.

Do you have a lot of renewables in your area?

FP&L just put up a little solar farm in Arcadia,Fl.

http://www.energymatters.com.au/index.php?main_page=news_article&article_id=620

They were going to put up Wind Turbines in Port Saint Lucie,Fl.But the water front owners said they would be too ugly & drop property values,yeah right 

http://www.tcpalm.com/news/2011/apr/29/fpl-wind-towers-in-western-st-lucie-county-not/

We do have a nuke plant though.All I know is with 3gh mining about 1/3 goes to the electric company 

Can't wait for those ASIC's 

[DiabloD3]

I blame the Jews! 

Seriously? We're going there?

[bcpokey]

"High" is 25 to 30 c / kWh. This is what we pay in parts of the world that still rely to a large extent on non-renewable energy sources while still trying to reduce our impact on the environment.

Do you have a lot of renewables in your area?

You sound like a fellow CA brotha, unless there's another part of the world as bizarro as my state.

[organofcorti]

"High" is 25 to 30 c / kWh. This is what we pay in parts of the world that still rely to a large extent on non-renewable energy sources while still trying to reduce our impact on the environment.

Do you have a lot of renewables in your area?

You sound like a fellow CA brotha, unless there's another part of the world as bizarro as my state.

No, that's parts of Europe and Australia too..