Just to add another data point for Belgium: my estimated price in November will be 0.74 euro/kWh. This is almost a tripling from my current rate, and the company can't offer a fixed price anymore.
And this is still below the estimated market price of 0.89 euro/kWh, because I'm buying my power from a co-operative that attempts to cover most consumption of its customers with its own wind/solar production.
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Some British businesses have been quoted more like £0.50/kWh. https://twitter.com/GWalker9/status/1566171433780346882/phot...
~20p a unit PLUS ~30p a unit "energy price adjustment".
Just to add another data point for Belgium: my estimated price in November will be 0.74 euro/kWh. This is almost a tripling from my current rate, and the company can't offer a fixed price anymore.
And this is still below the estimated market price of 0.89 euro/kWh, because I'm buying my power from a co-operative that attempts to cover most consumption of its customers with its own wind/solar production.
Is there also a delivery charge for the electric in Europe? e.g. in the US I pay $0.10 per kWh but double it again for the "delivery charge".