Almost nobody does fixed pricing on electricity for their house here, it’s way to expensive.
I think the average this year for electricity on a perfectly normal contract is about 0,15 Euro per kWh on average with prices that change every hour. 0,2-0,25 including all the extra charges, like transport and taxes. Taxes however have been reduced to nearly zero this year to help keep inflation low.
On top of that we have one of the highest degrees of renewable energy in the world, which some people complain make the electricity more expensive.
But now it’s the other way around. Denmark is one of the most competitive countries in EU now, in part because we have very little dependency on oil, and other fossil fuels.
Yeah that’s a house contract
4.5kW is the max drawing power, after that it jumps and cuts it.
In Italy the only way to charge for cheap is using solar from your house
I checked out of curiosity and the best contract if you consume a lot is 0.38€/kWh for the first 320kWH (and then you get a shitty deal)
Average goes for 0.60€/kWh but the included quantity gets lower.
Normally it goes for 0.7-0.8 for consumption (not flat contracts)
Often those are not very fast charging, and if you let your car connected for more than 1h or 2h (depends) you get overcharged per minute of occupancy
Almost nobody does fixed pricing on electricity for their house here, it’s way to expensive.
I think the average this year for electricity on a perfectly normal contract is about 0,15 Euro per kWh on average with prices that change every hour. 0,2-0,25 including all the extra charges, like transport and taxes. Taxes however have been reduced to nearly zero this year to help keep inflation low.
On top of that we have one of the highest degrees of renewable energy in the world, which some people complain make the electricity more expensive.
But now it’s the other way around. Denmark is one of the most competitive countries in EU now, in part because we have very little dependency on oil, and other fossil fuels.