I just had wind turbines installed, there is no way i would mine on the on grid cost of electricity here.


Yep, that's what happens when kids need attention and the grown ups dont have time to sit and argue with them. Also what happens when the kids are allowed to have weighted feedback. CITM's childish feedback alone set me back -800 or better if you use the default trust list which i quit using after i figured out how the system works. I still have far more positive feedback then negative and not a one of my clients have had anything but good things to say, none of which is relevant to the discussion at hand about calculating electricity costs.


Not calling you out or anything but after a month long intensive search wherever you are getting your power from is not listed or does not exist as far as the U.S. Energy Information Administration is concerned. Would you mind taking a picture of a bill? You can black out EVERYTHING except the XXXX Kw used, and the "pay this amount" line. Also if you do that would you mind telling me what power district you are on? You dont have to divulge your city or specific location or anything, just the power company as i may be interested in buying some real estate in that vicinity. When i called the USEIA last month they said that the cheapest electric prices including delivery or transmission as some companies call it was $0.10858 / Kw and was in Washington State and that was the data published in January of this year for the annual survey. Not saying you are wrong, i would just like to see it for my own eyes if you know what i mean. Before i start digging through Zillow.com like a mad man looking for real estate.