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  1. Harley Minister of Fire

    joined: Apr 11, 2006
    997 posts
    Ashfield, MA
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  2. DiscoInferno Minister of Fire

    Had a big hike in MD recently also; mine went up 39%, Baltimore went up 72%.
  3. Gunner New Member

    joined: Sep 20, 2006
    851 posts
    Southern Ontario
    We are lucky up here in Ontario, currently paying 5.5cents/kwhr. :p

    It still doesn't make up for the fact that just about everything costs more up here, not to mention our hefty taxes. :-/ But heck we'll take whatever we can get :lol:
  4. Kenny1 Feeling the Heat

    joined: Oct 20, 2006
    301 posts
    Eastern ON
    Hey Gunner, don't forget to add in our delivery charges, debt reduction charges, etc.

    The cost per kWh is like only half the bill.
  5. Gunner New Member

    joined: Sep 20, 2006
    851 posts
    Southern Ontario
    I know, I know just felt like rubbing some salt in the wounds is all.
  6. Harley Minister of Fire

    joined: Apr 11, 2006
    997 posts
    Ashfield, MA

    WOW!!!! Guess I shouldn't feel that bad now!
  7. jjbaer New Member

    joined: Oct 24, 2006
    781 posts
    OH
    so what do you pay per KW-hr when you take the total bill and divide it by the KW-hrs consumed?
  8. Gunner New Member

    joined: Sep 20, 2006
    851 posts
    Southern Ontario
    Good question, I will have to find a bill and see...
  9. jjbaer New Member

    joined: Oct 24, 2006
    781 posts
    OH
    Thr reason I ask is because although we here in Ohio don't have much electricity generated by cheaper hydro, the actual generation cost is about 4.9 cents/Kw-hr here in the Dayton, Ohio area. Add in all the other fees (transmission cost, tax, etc) and it's about 10 cents/Kw-hr which isn't too bad.....
  10. jabush Feeling the Heat

    joined: Jan 23, 2006
    385 posts
    Howard County, MD
    Actually, the General Assembly stepped in and cut a deal with BGE to keep the rate hike at 15% for now. This also includes a monthly surcharge of a few bucks for the next ten years for all rate payers. BGE will then increase the rates incrementally. I expext another hike come May of this year.
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