How much do you pay for electric?
 

I live in NY and haven't had a bill under $300/month in the past 5 years (that I've been paying it). I have oil heat, a gas stove, gas hot water, and a gas dryer. It would probably be like $20,000 a month if all those things were electric too :1orglaugh :helpme

$80-$200/month here... depends when the guy reads the meter right, lol

$22/mo CAD, although hot water and heating are free.

Maybe they do estimates every other month and that's why the bill varies? That's what they do here.

Ours is about $135 per month or so.

Are you on NIMO or NYSEG? They both suck! They have us by the nads and they know it. Plus with the way the weather is here, it's winter then it's summer. So you go from paying to heat your house to paying to cool your house.. I'm sure my electric bill is around $200 to $300 a month, and I'm single with gas hot water heater and gas furnace.

around 25$/month

Probally would be CHEAPER. My electric bills for the last 3 months barely totals $300 and I use electric everything.

I have NYSEG now... previously Central Hudson :disgust I read in the paper last year I think it was, that NY state pays on average 33% more for power than other states. Sigh :Oh crap

I pay around $30 CAD a month depending on how much I use

The worst was in California. My highest bill was close to $1,700 for the month.

Totally insane.

Yeah NYSEG is a huge one.. all of the huge ones are a rip. I mean, check out your bill.. so much of it has nothing to do with how much power you use, it's taxes and fees and other crap. It's one reason why New York is the second most expensive state in the country to live in (California is #1 I think).

Around 120 Euros a month, but that's for two appartments

I don't pay that in a year.

Yep, that's true... a good portion of the bill is for fees and taxes. Same as the phone bill. I'm tired of paying fees and taxes on everything and anything, especially when we don't have a choice. You usually only have one electric or phone company to choose from (around here at least). Legal robbery.

exactly... then they finally read it right and tally up what they didnt charge you the last few months and hit you with a MUCH higher bill

about $40.00 a month, but I think I turn the heater on like 3 or 4 days a year, haven't used it yet this winter ;)

Mine runs around $100 if I don't need heat or a/c, and $200 when the heat or a/c is run all the time. It's a 1600 sq ft house, electric everything, lol, even my well has an electric pump.

~$100 a month, UK

about $150 a month in the summer. i keep my AC on 60 degrees all summer long.

several hundred a month in the summer. half that in the winter.

$300. It's hot in AZ :)

$170 a month

$60 a month split between me and 3 hot chicks i live with,lol

christ, do you wear your jacket all summer too?

mine is on 73 all summer

pictures must come with a statement like that

Fans, AC & one-computer running everyday, as well, at the very least one load of laundry every day and I pay $28-34CAD.

yup, when Gray Davies/whatever his name is was the Gov, I was always getting charged insane amounts of money. I had a lot of months where my electric bill was over $2000.00 (living in the High Desert region, you really needed the cooling system to run about 9 months, 24/7)

thankfully I wasn't in a 9-5 job, because that would have ruined me.

same here bout $180 but more during summer due to the AC

Everything is electric and my highest bill was around $180 for the month.

About $150 a month - everything's electric in my house. It's small (about 2300 sq ft) and because it's a log house it's pretty well insulated. My electric bills for my old house were $400-500 a month and I still had to pay gas for heating, hot water and cooking. It's SO nice to downsize :)

since it is so hot and humid right now about $350-$400 per month.

around 150-200 a month steady in the summer

if your with coned and hate your bill, ask for level billing if you dont already have it. If you do, and it still sucks, i recommend kleenex.

Now that's what I'm talking about :thumbsup 60-65 is room temperature! hehe

It was $120 this month. Usually runs about $85-$100.

$60-$100, with a few months over $100 (hot months and XMas time)