At the time of writing, the electricity bill is a bit high here in Mexico. I have a GTX690 dedicated to GPUGrid and it costs me about 40 US dollars per month (for the card only). I pay close to 80 US dollars all things considered in my rig. I could use a second GTX 690 I have installed but don't use it for crunching as paying 35 dollars more per month would be insane! shame...

approximate cost per kilowatt in Mexico: 0.24 US dollars!!! (plus 16% tax)

Ukraine, until 800kW - 0.365uah(4.5¢), above - 0.968uah(12¢).

Here in Ontario, Canada, electricity costs/kWh are as follows:

from 19:00h to 07:00h 11 cents/kWh
from 11:00h to 17:00h 18 cents kWh
from 07:00h to 11:00h and from 17:00h to 19:00h 21 cents/kWh

from Friday 19:00h to Monday 07:00h and on statutory holidays 11 cents kWh

Couldn't be simpler, eh?

John

€0,2845/kwh ($0,355) incl. Taxes in northern Germany.

For Heating-gas, Electricity, Water and Waste-Water I pay €265 ($330) per month (family: 3 adults, 1 Child) in a 100m² house (~1080 sqft) built in the early '90s.

0.03687 Euro per kwh last month here in Norway, dunno exact tax but as a rule of thumb its about the same as the electricity cost, so 0.07374 Euro total per kwh. But most of the year I heat my house with the heat from the computers (one server and a gaming rig), so the electricity isn't going to waste.

*Jealous* :)

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Electricity
Standing Charge 23.014 p/day
Day Rate 12.759 p/kWh
Night Rate 6.544 p/kWh (12am to 7am)

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In Anchorage, Alaska, USA:

US$0.144 per kw/h after all charges, taxes, and fees on my last monthly billing cycle.

Average electricity cost is around US$100/month for my two bedroom apartment with two rigs running 24/7.

Got my actual Bill, it seems in Austria, Vienna (Wien Energie) its ~ 18,71cent per kWh. Last Year it was 17,97cent. All prices including TAX so they are the final payments.

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Current price in UK via Utility Warehouse on their double gold tarrif (they tend to be at the low end of prices) is 13.572p per Kw-Hr plus 5% Tax charge.

That works out to $0.22 per kilowatt hour @a conservative exchange rate of $1.60 to a £ including Taxes.

Where I am in the UK, the standard rate is now a hefty 18p/KWh (€0.216 or $0.245).
However, I use a pay up front meter card because I get a 2.5% discount. In addition, when buying credit I get 2.5% more electric so long as I pay in bulk >£150, which I do. I'm also on one of those peak tariff schemes, with a 3h/weekday peak time costing 28.1p, normal rate being 15.8p and 7h/night at 10.2p (plus an extra 5h over weekend days).
All in, it works out noticeably cheaper than 'standard' when crunching 24/7 (15.66% less than standard prices, though there are other schemes that are potentially better than the standard rat). If I stop crunching during peak hours, it's substantially cheaper overall, >20%. AFAIK I'm on the best scheme available to me and I'm reliably informed that prices will not increase significantly (by more than 5% a year) for the next 3years, which is a bit of a relief given their recent unwarranted hikes.

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My electricity rate is 10.35p/KWh ($0.169494) 24/7
I'm with NPower which is owned by Germanys RWE & is the cheapest available for me at present. I change suppliers frequently to get the best deal.

For me (UK), it's 23.625p for the first 225 kWh each quarter and then 12.587p for the rest. My 2 rigs are costing about £150 a month to run - although I do save a little on gas at this time of year as I only need the heating on on the coldest of days.

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There's a study from Eurostat, not very updated, but has infor of many countries

About 0.18 US dollars. Chile.

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In 04/13 I reported I was paying $.08 CDN per kwh plus 5% sales tax here in the province of Alberta, Canada. We're still paying $.08. Our dollar has slipped a little and today $.08 CDN is equivalent to $.094 US and .684 €.

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0.153 eur per kwh, VAT included here in Slowakia

P.

Irkutsk region, Eastern Siberia, village tariff
1 kw/h = 0,504 rubles = 0.01 euro = 0.02 USD.
Quite cool, I think. Lots of hydropower plants. Still some people tamper with their meters, but I would not bother. It is not burdensome to pay such huge money :-)

Can I send you my rig and have you run it for me?

Queensland, Australia. Flat rate 20c/Kw. We are 240v instead of 110v so that makes a tiny difference.

huh, reading through this old thread and this old post of mine.

My current bill is 28c per Kw/Hr :(