The highest number on the scale i.e. 16c. per KWH. is not the NET charge that you pay to the Utility! There are miscellaneous fixed and variable charges that are added to the bill. Taxes, Fuel costs and "Delivery" charges are some of the items that are tagged on to the bill. The way I figure my NET charge per KWH is that the amount on the bill is divided by the KWH used:yes::confused1::drink:!!![does anyone in North America pay more than 16 cents or less then 4 cents?]
Thanks in advance.
That's what I do. It's the "marginal" rate. $~64/390kwh = ~16 cents for April.The way I figure my NET charge per KWH is that the amount on the bill is divided by the KWH used:yes::confused1::drink:!!!