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Doesn't seem to show how much power was consumed, unless I'm missing that bit of information..
Doesn't seem to show how much power was consumed, unless I'm missing that bit of information..
Stories seem to indicate that's for about 2.5 months (73 days). I'm also seeing it's a 400% increase from last time.
Trying to find kWh rates, but all that comes up is this story. According to Jewgle, peak is 34.34c (Euro) per kWh, with most of the day being 32.2c per kWh. So about 418kWh per day. That seems high, but I guess they're probably all electric for appliances.
For comparison, AEP Ohio charges 5.3c (USD) per kWh fixed.
Stories seem to indicate that's for about 2.5 months (73 days). I'm also seeing it's a 400% increase from last time.
~~Trying to find kWh rates, but all that comes up is this story.~~ According to Jewgle, peak is 34.34c (Euro) per kWh, with most of the day being 32.2c per kWh. So about 418kWh per day. That seems high, but I guess they're probably all electric for appliances.
For comparison, AEP Ohio charges 5.3c (USD) per kWh fixed.
Geeze. If only the US had remained energy independent, we could be exporting energy to them right now.
Geeze. If only the US had remained energy independent, we could be exporting energy to them right now.
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