Quote from: Wabba on May 13, 2013, 08:51:40 PM

Quote from: SebastianJu on May 13, 2013, 06:56:04 PM

What i dont understand yet is the power cost. Its so very low that it seems unbelievable to me. I thought about finding cheaper power in my country but it seems not possible. At least in a reasonable scale.
So when you get so low power cost... why isnt the creator of the power selling it into energy exchange? I mean they would get a better price there. Why is it sold so low?

If you dont want to answer in public, please send me a pm. Its not that i could take your source since im on the other side of the earth...

Washington state does have some of the lowest energy prices in the country, but even then .02/kwh is still unbelievably low. http://www.bls.gov/ro9/cpiseat_energy.pdf shows the average for Seattle area at .09, so I'm not sure how he could get it for .02.

The phase 2 location will not be in Seattle. I am currently paying that rate but the plan is to move the operation to a that low cost power district. Already getting strong demand for this. Look for 20-30 units to manage and host. Hope that helps explain the project.