> Průměrná pražská domácnost, která pro odběr elektřiny využívá jednotarifní distribuční sazbu, v rámci které elektřinou neohřívá vodu v bojleru a elektřinou netopí, by tak po zastropování a započtení všech poplatků měla podle PRE platit kolem čtrnácti set korun měsíčně. Oproti současnosti je to zhruba o tři sta korun více.

how i am already very above average (electricity consumption-wise) prague household

@pony how many servers do you run? i pay 960

@piggo one? they ask for 1750 installments now

@pony so, what's your consumption? I have roughly 115kWh/month. Baseline for empty apartment is 60W (server + fridge)

@piggo how am i supposed to know

@pony from the paper that's so hard to understand if you dont have anything better

@piggo 2520 kWh in a year (feb to feb 2021-22)

@pony That’s quite a lot if you live as a single person. I do like <1500kWh/yr with 2 persons on average, so that’s in the @piggo ‘s range. If you spend 1/3rd more, some appliance is probably eating too much - old lamps, bad fridge, washing clothes every day, or something.

@piggo

@pony BTW, are you sure you don’t have a “prutokovy ohrivac” somewhere (like kitchen)?

@piggo

@FailForward @piggo yeah i do but it's gas

let's be real, it's probably the computers

@pony

Just randomly googling around tells me that an average PC with a display would do around 250W at peak and maybe half that at idle. Assuming 10h/day on, that would make anywhere between 400-900kWh/yr. Well, that’s a lot. I never though about it this way. Hmm.

@piggo

@FailForward @pony my PC with two displays takes 210W so yeah that also does something. It still doesn't quite explain why pony's bill is twice as high

@piggo @FailForward i'm twice as good as you

@pony @FailForward obviously

also you have a needlessly overpowered server at home