How much is the price of electricity per kilowatt?

Answer 1

It was believed that nuclear power is cheap and clean. After the Fukoshima disaster in Japan and the damage incurred on Japan which is initially estimated at 245 Billion US$, it is believed now that Nuclear Energy is the most expensive and most dangerous source of energy possible.

The initial cost of Nuclear power stations has risen so much ( From 4-8 Billion Dollars for a 1000MW pant), with the privatization of electricity production, decommissioning cost and the possible damage in the case of a nuclear disaster, it seems no one is interested any more, except for China, India and Russia. It is expected that they will head towards Wind and Solar Energy soon. The world cannot afford another disaster after 1979 Three Mile Island, Chernobyl 1986 and Fukoshima 2011 disasters.

Answer 2

A kilowatt is an unit of power, which is the rate at which you purchase energy, in kilowatt hours. You pay for energy, not power. So, your question really should ask, "What is the price of electricity per kilowatt hour?"

The answer is... it depends! It varies from supplier to supplier and where in the world you live, so you will need to check with your electricity supplier.

Answer 3

The price of electricity per kilowatt varies depending on the location and the provider. On average, it can range from $0.10 to $0.30 per kilowatt-hour in the United States. It's best to check with your local utility company for current rates.

Answer 4

in some cases up to an American dollar per kilowatt