HoosierDaddy
Well-Known Member
I can only speak for myself and the millions who live nearby.Again where is the power going to come from?
Demand has always varied massively over a 24 hour period. When its hot out, more demand during the day. When its cold out, more demand at night. More demand during business hours. Less demand when most are sleeping.
I'm currently paying 3 cents per KWH for 5 hours each weekday and 11 cents for 16 hours each weekday and weekends. I pay 30 cents per KWH for 3 hours each weekday. There are fixed rate plans but this plan was cheapest for me before I bought an EV and is even better since because the EV mostly pays 3 cents per KWH or 11 cents at most. The power company is making a profit at that rate.
I'm paying about 15% as much to charge my EV as I pay for gas for the same miles driven. My EV knows to charge itself at the cheapest time.
Point being, there is plenty of unused capacity here and now. I don't think that will change while I own the car, but we'll see.
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