electricity rates

[ayayay]

Are electricity rates higher for a  in  a residential  area or for a medium size business-- this would be in  southern California?  Southern California edison--- currently paying .30 per kw at home

[Syke]

Are electricity rates higher for a  in  a residential  area or for a medium size business-- this would be in  southern California?  Southern California edison--- currently paying .30 per kw at home

California usually gives businesses a lower rate. I would expect about .15/kwh for a business rate there.

[pmorici]

Are electricity rates higher for a  in  a residential  area or for a medium size business-- this would be in  southern California?  Southern California edison--- currently paying .30 per kw at home

Wow, those rates are horrible.  I think my electric company on the east coast charges like 10 cent per kwh.

[DPoS]

are you talking full charges with distribution or just the energy rate?

I actually got 100% wind sourced electric for 8.7 cents kwh but tack on distribution, etc and it comes out to 14.95 cents kwh

[ayayay]

Just rates

[DPoS]

30 cents kwh PLUS distribution charges???

wow

[Cactusizer]

.2 per kw in Singapore

[ak49er]

Do you get any TOU (Time of Use) tarriffs?  That could really knock down your mining costs.  I don't get that here, but thought that my 18.9c/kwh was ridiculously high.  I was paying about 12 cents just two or three years a go.

[xray]

Paying €0.17  from 7am - 11pm the rest 11pm - 7am €0.10 (nightsaver) here in Ireland

[Dalkore]

Come get some .027 up here in Washington State    God I love hydro electric power. 

[YipYip]

Come get some .027 up here in Washington State    God I love hydro electric power. 

I hate you

[Vagnavs]

Minnesota @ 0.09. Washington is the best choice for electric

[fatguyyyyy]

California is a bit expensive, and its why most try to get a mining contract thats held in states that are "free" electricity.

[treyson]

Can anyone confirm that Southern California Edison just did a stealth rate increase to 0.35c kwh while also lowering baseline allocations?

Or was this actually planned for June 1st 2014?  There's no information about it.

I can't find anything online, but a SCE rep told me this was the case and that SCE was just at the mercy of another entity who pushed the rate through.  A lie, SCE actively lobbies this entity to screw it's customers and were there a increase it was 100% pushed by Edison.

[mocolicious]

mine is about .06 in New Orleans

[treyson]

6c sounds reasonable.


https://www.sce.com/wps/wcm/connect/2cc0a3b5-c1cd-4a51-80ba-df2a90f02c38/R12-06-013_Phase2EHNoticeEnglish.pdf?MOD=AJPERES

This shows the rate increase for SCE, but what they've actually put into place is higher than the increases being shown there.

[Unacceptable]

.13 cents per kwh here in s. fla.But,they doubled the "storm charge" & "utility tax" last month  

Gotta get some solar going.................

[Biodom]

Come get some .027 up here in Washington State   God I love hydro electric power.  

If it is so great (0.027 per kwh), why no business is trying to supply this to the struggling bitcoin miners. I've seen some indications here and there, but nothing substantial so far. They are either noneexistant or have so many orders that they don't bother to reply to emails and PMs  

[treyson]

Come get some .027 up here in Washington State   God I love hydro electric power.  

If it is so great (0.027 per kwh), why no business is trying to supply this to the struggling bitcoin miners. I've seen some indications here and there, but nothing substantial so far. They are either noneexistant or have so many orders that they don't bother to reply to emails and PMs  

That would be a godsend.

From my digging cheap (relative) clean power is getting sold to California from producers in other states.  There's some shell games of what happens with the money, but someones or some groups are making out nice.  But given Californians are paying up to 0.35c for what's being produced and delivered elsewhere at 0.027, some entity is making a killing on the spread.  California Utilities have to supply x% of power from clean sources, they buy out of state to achieve this.  States who can supply the clean energy can mark up when selling to Cali and then provide their states own needs with cheaper sources.

[Glizlack]

i pay .0565 in Ohio thats just for power. Sad part is i pay .045 in other costs making the true cost around .1025 per kwh.  That really makes me upset I know my rate is good for power but i cannot believe distribution should cost the same as generating it or even that close to it.

Steve