Between 2023-01-07 00:00:00Z and 2023-01-08 00:00:00Z
Ryozuki
The new law regarding the taxation of photovoltaic systems in Spain requires that households operating this technology pay grid fees in addition to a ´sun tax´. Furthermore, it regulates the selling of electricity from private households. The fines for not complying with the restrictions can reach a height of €60 million. However, installations smaller than 10kW and specific locations are exempt from this law.
Hm, that isn’t too surprising though, european energy is getting more expensive overall, and the uk loves their gas which is also more expensive than last year
I pay 50p/kwh for electricity and 14p/kwh for gas. Used to be 35 and 10 respectively. Seems like its gone up since Jan this year. But that's unit rate, based on what I use. Also there is a standing charge per day. Sucks I'm on variable rate. No hope to get fixed rate now.
well it's in another "city" (basically village imo, but they're considered city)
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but yeah, my city only has busses, no trolleys no metro
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there are no bus lanes either
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overall i think i liked it the most in mountain villages, but... find employment there, or if U ever need hospital level help...
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^ companies only hire in city -> everyone moves to a city -> city gets hella large -> anyone who hasn't lived in city yet moves in or closer -> city gets even bigger -> spends 2h commute time :(
. Even photons from fusion reactions millions of kms away aren’t immune from their grubby hands
