jpjpjp
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Yeah, we pay roughly $0.13/KWH, but the delivery charge is another $0.12/KWH so it's more like $0.25/KWH. Which is why we are installing solar.Next time you get your electric bill, find or figure out the rate per KWH. Our electric provider is Duke Energy, and we pay just under $0.11/KWH. For the 88 KWH capacity of the Mach-E battery, it's just 88 x $0.11 = $9.68. I've seen some guys on the Mach-E forum that have overnight rates as low as $0.05/KWH, which means their fill up is under $5.
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