Apparently electric stoves are the norm in a lot of countries, I'm envious, with the price of electricity in here having an electric stove is prohibitively expensive.
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Apparently electric stoves are the norm in a lot of countries, I'm envious, with the price of electricity in here having an electric stove is prohibitively expensive.
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I'm finding conflicting information on the internet but apparently the price is 16.8 cents per kWh, the USA is a first world country and pays 23 cents per kWh, it's not that big of a difference but the average American makes $5K a month while the average Dominican makes $536.96
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@maxalmonte14 Here I pay less than that — CAD 0.12 per kWh off peak, CAD 0.18 per kWh during peak (US$0.09 and US$0.13)
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@grmpyprogrammer @maxalmonte14 Similar in BC. Nearly 11 cents for the first 675 kWh then 14 cents.
Again, BC is primarily hydroelectricity power thanks to the mountains. I wonder how that will be impacted by climate change as we have longer droughts and smaller snowpacks each year.
