I would personally like to thank every single one of you who voted to close the Nuclear power plants. please choke on a dick.
Does anyone know why there’s such a variance? Unterentfelden and Oberentfelden are literally across the road and the former get 25% increase and the latter 92%
I didn’t know that the electricity price was per Gemeinde. I thought it was per kanton, since there’s a fixed provider anyway.
Can someone explain those price differences?
Basically it looks like another tax and not real electricity price.
Edit: oh it is. So, I’ll leave here for others confused – from this link, when you click on little i beside ‘Preiskomponente’, says that price is formed from 4 parts, delivery, electricity, local fees and global fees.
> Abgaben an das Gemeinwesen
Kommunale und kantonale Abgaben und Gebühren. Darunter fallen z.B. Konzessionsabgaben oder lokalpolitische Energieabgaben.
Laughs in Oberlunkhofen with +284% increase
Nuclear energy is the cheapest source of electricity. Renewable projects’ NPVs are no way near. It’s all dust in the eyes and that’s all.
I’m getting a 200% increase and the highest prices per kWh of any Swiss Gemeinde next year (Gaiserwald, SG), yay.
You are legally prohibited from complaining if you don’t have at least solar panels on your roof
Anyone know about Basel ?
In case one or two people in this sub happen to be not from Aargau, here’s the map for Switzerland:
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I would personally like to thank every single one of you who voted to close the Nuclear power plants. please choke on a dick.
Does anyone know why there’s such a variance? Unterentfelden and Oberentfelden are literally across the road and the former get 25% increase and the latter 92%
I didn’t know that the electricity price was per Gemeinde. I thought it was per kanton, since there’s a fixed provider anyway.
Can someone explain those price differences?
Basically it looks like another tax and not real electricity price.
Edit: oh it is. So, I’ll leave here for others confused – from this link, when you click on little i beside ‘Preiskomponente’, says that price is formed from 4 parts, delivery, electricity, local fees and global fees.
> Abgaben an das Gemeinwesen
Kommunale und kantonale Abgaben und Gebühren. Darunter fallen z.B. Konzessionsabgaben oder lokalpolitische Energieabgaben.
Laughs in Oberlunkhofen with +284% increase
Nuclear energy is the cheapest source of electricity. Renewable projects’ NPVs are no way near. It’s all dust in the eyes and that’s all.
I’m getting a 200% increase and the highest prices per kWh of any Swiss Gemeinde next year (Gaiserwald, SG), yay.
You are legally prohibited from complaining if you don’t have at least solar panels on your roof
Anyone know about Basel ?
In case one or two people in this sub happen to be not from Aargau, here’s the map for Switzerland:
[https://www.srf.ch/news/schweiz/wegen-krieg-und-akw-ausfaellen-der-strompreis-steigt-so-sieht-es-in-ihrer-gemeinde-aus](https://www.srf.ch/news/schweiz/wegen-krieg-und-akw-ausfaellen-der-strompreis-steigt-so-sieht-es-in-ihrer-gemeinde-aus)
Such poor planning and management.
*Laughs in Lausanne*
Considering 400% is most everywhere else, 160% seems downright tame.
RIP Oberlunkhofeb
can somebody tell me, how much its going to be in baden? i‘m kinda too dumb to see where i can read it.. 😩😣
Yet another atomicbro
We are getting 260%