Electrical Cost to Run Your System

[UWUALineman]

I addded an hour to my photoperiod and killed the pump to our inground pool. Priorities.
C'mon guys, ya'll know we are starting to generate more "clean" coal energy, may as well burn it.

 

[jh2pizza]

C'mon guys, ya'll know we are starting to generate more "clean" coal energy, may as well burn it.

Remember, this is the guy who works for AEP. lol

 

[seandanekind]

After taking out my tank, my electric bill went down from a summertime average of $350 to $225.

Much lower in winter... although I don't know the electric usage habits of my current tenants...

 

[dew2loud1]

Mine is around $300-350 most likely around $225-250 tank related, our rates here in utah are quite a bit higher than what they were in ohio. The summer rates are tiered based on usage so most of our usage is in the third tier which is about .12 a kwh, that will drop to 7.5 in the winter which helps. Natural gas is dirt cheap though which is what i'll eventually be heating the tanks with.
Once we get some equity built up the first thing i'm doing is solar panels and a couple wind turbines, its always freaking windy and sunny.