How much do you pay for Electricity?

[Grey Fox]

Simple question :

What is your ongoing rate per kwh of electricity in your neck of the woods?

5¢/kwh for the first 30 of each day
7.5¢ for the rest.

[Brazen]

21p for first 142 kWh per month
9p for rest

Can you send me some of your Canadian electricity please?

[katmai]

 Total Per kWh      10.6462¢
Minimum Monthly Charge $ 6.56

[Caliga]

*shrug* No clue.  Princesca takes care of the bills. 

[Brazen]

Would I be right in saying you North Americans mostly use electricty for heating and cooking too? I probably use less in total as I have gas.

[DontSayBanana]

Not sure what the per-kW rate is.  I'm on a fixed plan for about $65/month.

[Caliga]

Would I be right in saying you North Americans mostly use electricty for heating and cooking too? I probably use less in total as I have gas.

I use electricity for everything, yes.  When I lived in Boston I had electricity and gas, which was cool till the price of gas like quadrupled in a single year.

[Ed]I have gas right now.  [/Ed]

[Grey Fox]

My parents house is Oil heated (takes care of Water heating too).
My appartment is 100% electricity.

I wish I could have natural gas.

[Viking]

I usually rely on the grocery store downstairs to feed heat through my floor, but they just installed a new heating system which dumps the excess heat outside and, worse still, the heating system crashed during the recent cold snap. I was fucking wearing shoes inside.

[Josquius]

No clue.
I just pay at the end of the month when the bill comes.

[DisturbedPervert]

About $0.15.  About double the normal price for my usage as my apartment charges more than the electric company does.

[Savonarola]

Roughly ten cents a KWH; but the power company tacks on a number of additional fees to the bill. 

[Duque de Bragança]

19 euros per month plus 5 for gas (not for cooking though bloody Germans).

[Gambrinus]

19 euros per month plus 5 for gas (not for cooking though bloody Germans).

[Gambrinus]

0.13 €/kWh this time of year
Most of it is taxes and various "environmental" fees on the large emissions (from hydropower and nuclear power that is )
Edit: and of course outrageous profit margins since the companies charge all electricity as if i was the most expensive type being produced any given time.