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Smitty Two wrote:

In article ,
(Don Klipstein) wrote:

This does sound to me like .0185 dollars per KWH, 1.85 cents per KWH,
which is less than 1/5, probably more like 1/6 of the USA national average
per-KWH-portion (as opposed to fees not related to quantity used) of
residential electricity cost.

Uh, let me be the first to suggest you look at the decimal point
again...

Never mind, I'll look at it again myself... OP? what's going on? Has to
be 18 1/2 cents one way or another.