How much do you pay per kilowatt-hour (kwh) for your electricity?

How much do you pay per kilowatt-hour (kwh) for your electricity?
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1. there are three levels of pricing, depending on how much is used 0–700 =0.093 700–1000=0.157 over1000 = 0.175 per KWH in the summer. This varies seasonally 2. Northern California 3.Natural gas for heating and cooking; baseline therms (seasonal) 0.968 above that 1.213 3. Gasoline for automobile $2.83.9 (yesterday, changes daily)
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