I’m just wondering what the electricity rates of other members are here. In California, electricity is generally kind of expensive or on the high average for the US. For me, it’s $0.20 per KWH. I generally use about 290 KWH per month.

  My Electric  provider  is Pedernalea Electric coop
   My electric For this month is 7.2 cents a KWH
   And I use under 500 KWH a month and 1000 KWH in
The summer month   $47.00 electric bill this month

   And I leave 150 watts of ligjhts running 24/7

Electric company for me is Greenville Utilities Commission.Yesterday had a partial power outage-this has happened several times the last few years.Lead from the LV  junction box spliced again-like the fourth time-When I called the problem in to their trouble desk two trucks came to my house-they were digging up the junctions and testing them.Mentioned to them about the leads going from the boxes into my house-they got out their tracer and found the break in my line-first they dug up the line by hand-then called in their backhoe.Also the supervisor came and a man from their engineering dept.They traced out proposed new lines for my house and the neighbors.Underground residentual wiring-50 yrs old!Cables and splices corroding.Will see when the new lines run.Would be NICE!!!GUC is usually pretty good.

Our total average electricity bill in our house is about $60, with a 220V 10A circuit. I think that's quite expensive.

Around 27 cents/kWh + about $22 monthly fee (if I remember well). 1x230V/25A 2+1 appartment.

0.45 ILS/kWh = $0.13/kWh
(0.53 ILS/kWh = $0.15/kWh incl. VAT)

Connection : 1x40A 230V (single phase)

Over here we're moving back to the time of use system after a temporary flat rate of $0.128 per kWh over the summer.

Winter Time of Use Prices(November 01, 2020 - April 30, 2021):

Day of the Week	Time of Day	Time of Use Period	Time of Use Rate
Weekends and Holiday	All Day	Off Peak	$0.105 per kWh
Weekdays	7:00 AM to 11:00 AM	On Peak	$0.217 per kWh
	11:00 AM to 5:00 PM	Mid Peak	$0.150 per kWh
	5:00 PM to 7:00 PM	On Peak	$0.217 per kWh
	7:00 PM to 7:00 AM	Off Peak	$0.105 per kWh

Electric service is a 100A 120/240v split phase system, typical for North American houses of this size and age.

I just checked my bill, and I pay $17 'customer charge' +11¢/kWh in the winter, or 12¢/kWh in the summer for my standard 240V 200A service. Wisconsin rates are a bit on the high end (for the US), says google.

I think Belgium is maybe highest or second highest price in Europe per kW/h.  At home I have to pay around $0.45.  There are so many additional costs for the spectacularly inneficient distribution network.  However industries get their electricity very cheap, at work the rate is almost 10x lower.