The cost of electricity in the world

[Newar]

Canada can be quite cheap too at ~7 Cents in the Hydro provinces. But then they are also looking to tax bitcoin miners.

Sweden has a huge hydropower plant near Boden. Facebook et al build datacenters there. I think this is also the location for KNC.

Iceland is cheap if you get the industrial rate.

Depending how low feed-in tariffs drop it could also be worthwhile to talk to small micro/mini hydropower plants. Or build one yourself if you have the location, from about 50k, I hear.
http://www.zotloeterer.com/welcome/gravitation-water-vortex-power-plants/realisation/

There was a post about a location in Venezuela with 5 Cents or so, but then you have to worry about heat. Same in Thailand (~8 Cents).

When you do your research you will find there is no "cost per country". It depends on the infrastructure among other things and prices are per the actual location.

You might find this thread interesting: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=622998.0

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[NUFCrichard]

$0.31 here in Germany, and they have started using loads more coal because they stopped usuing nuclear and are trying to use renewables, but it isn't working too efficiently yet..

[caga]

$0.31 here in Germany, and they have started using loads more coal because they stopped usuing nuclear and are trying to use renewables, but it isn't working too efficiently yet..

I thought prices in the Europe would be the lowest due to all the renewable energy resources.

[crazyearner]

$0.31 here in Germany, and they have started using loads more coal because they stopped usuing nuclear and are trying to use renewables, but it isn't working too efficiently yet..

I thought prices in the Europe would be the lowest due to all the renewable energy resources.

Nope and UK England is just as bad than Germany. current prices depending on who you are with are about £0.10 to £0.35 and a standing charge of £0.25 to £0.30 per day. Prices here are getting to be a joke then adding VAT on top of prices hikes to around £0.17 ish per unit for Electricity. While Gas being around £0.03 to £0.05 per unit.

[picolo]

$0.31 here in Germany, and they have started using loads more coal because they stopped usuing nuclear and are trying to use renewables, but it isn't working too efficiently yet..

I thought prices in the Europe would be the lowest due to all the renewable energy resources.

Nope and UK England is just as bad than Germany. current prices depending on who you are with are about £0.10 to £0.35 and a standing charge of £0.25 to £0.30 per day. Prices here are getting to be a joke then adding VAT on top of prices hikes to around £0.17 ish per unit for Electricity. While Gas being around £0.03 to £0.05 per unit.

"Renewable" energy like windmill cost more than other sources.

Nuclear is very cheap.

[ligeros]

$0.31 here in Germany, and they have started using loads more coal because they stopped usuing nuclear and are trying to use renewables, but it isn't working too efficiently yet..

I thought prices in the Europe would be the lowest due to all the renewable energy resources.

Not in Spain. They pay monthy fixed price to electricity provider (let´s say 15 euro), plus 0.12 euro per kwh.

[sherbyspark]

$0.31 here in Germany, and they have started using loads more coal because they stopped usuing nuclear and are trying to use renewables, but it isn't working too efficiently yet..

I thought prices in the Europe would be the lowest due to all the renewable energy resources.

Nope and UK England is just as bad than Germany. current prices depending on who you are with are about £0.10 to £0.35 and a standing charge of £0.25 to £0.30 per day. Prices here are getting to be a joke then adding VAT on top of prices hikes to around £0.17 ish per unit for Electricity. While Gas being around £0.03 to £0.05 per unit.

"Renewable" energy like windmill cost more than other sources.

Nuclear is very cheap.

Thats true, but thats only because the initial cost is high.
the government usually takes care of that, by offering just a little higher than what it costs to them.
I think Sweden has low prices for electricity,

[yenzae0215]

about $.22/kwh in Philippines )

[Braedo]

Paying about $AUD 0.22KWh in Australia

Would love to get mining but Its not viable at all.

[dsly]

In Russia it varies a lot. At my place it is 7 cents per KWH. At another neighboring city its 12 cents.

[lili song]

about $.22/kwh in Philippines )

Mine about $ 0.1/ kwh in indonesia

[Bananana]

about $.22/kwh in Philippines )

Mine about $ 0.1/ kwh in indonesia

I remember reading somewhere that indonesia have a few tier, and it should be more expensive then $0.1/kwh when the their gets higher (highest is 0.2/kwh I think).

[cheekychap]

In Australia is around 25-30 cents. I think according to google , cheapest is in India and China.

[anx]

~0.061c/kWh @ 230V (industrial power contract) (power and distribution to your location(grid))
~0.096c/kWh @ 230V (private customer) (power and distribution to your location(grid))

these are the lowest prices here(europe, finland) I could find

Edit: all prices are in euro

[takagari]

I pay canadian 7 cents.

In bulk we can get it down to 5 or even lower

[stonerider]

Does anyone know how much it is in Alaska?

[Medow]

From what i can see from replies , Here in Sudan we have the most cheap industrial power , only 2 cents per Kw for industrial area.

[Shazam!!!]

.13 in Michigan.

[jeffhuys]

Ahh, I remember the good ol' days where I would mine at school or when my parents weren't home...

"Free" power is the answer, shame that it's never really free.

I'm from the Netherlands, but I don't really know the price of power here. Who does/where can I find that?

[Newar]

[...] Who does/where can I find that?

Call your local power company?