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Just a small correction but 39cts is a pretty bad price even for Germany. You'll typically get ~30 these days with minimal comparison. Still expensive but a f
by arlcode 1y ago
Just a small correction but 39cts is a pretty bad price even for Germany.
You'll typically get ~30 these days with minimal comparison.
Still expensive but a full quarter less.
- nandomrumber 1y agoGood to know
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- ViewTrick1002 1y agoAnd mostly coming from taxes. The wholesale price and plus covering the subsidies would lead to a much lower cost.
- nandomrumber 1y agoThat's irrelevant. The price is what one pays, whether that's residential, commercial, or industrial. Typically only industrial users have any negotiating power, and typically residential customers are the only users who aren't able to claim the expense as a business operating cost. There's an argument to be made that in a democracy the people could vote themselves lower taxes, but if that were the cast why haven't they already. Subsidies are paid for by tax payers anyway, so, ya know, TANSTAAFL - There Ain't No Such Thing As A Free Lunch. And there's no guarantee subsidies survive the next election.