The Cost Of Electricity In Tennessee Vs California: Moving From CA To TN
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ต.ค. 2024
- Are you considering a move from California to Tennessee and curious about the difference in electricity costs? You're in luck! In today's video, I will compare the electricity costs between California and Tennessee, revealing some surprising differences.
Many people are relocating to Tennessee from California for various reasons, with the cost of living being a significant factor. It's well-known that living in Tennessee is cheaper than in California, but how do the electricity costs compare?
Join us as we dive deep into the specifics and uncover the real cost of electricity in Tennessee versus California. You won't believe the results!
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Nice to see an Armenian last name in TN. I'm new here and am involved with building an Armenian community out here. Every day it feels more and more like it's the right location for the cool projects we have in mind. Every new comer I know has a TH-cam channel, quite interesting :)
Our PG&E bill for our 2300 sq ft home in the summer in Northern CA, A/C kept at 77F, with a 20% discount was around $700/month. With our house here in Columbia, 1900sq ft, AC kept at 71… all of our utilities combined have never surpassed $200/month. We are in heaven. 😂
Wow that's a huge difference! I hope you guys are doing well.
If you have a plug-in car, you can get a lower rate for charging at certain times of the day. We did that for a while. It helped a little bit. Another issue is that there might be power shutdowns to prevent possible fires due to dry conditions and power lines. No fun the last week when it was over 100 degrees and there is no power.
It’s nice, let’s keep it that way.
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Oct 2024 Southern California, Beaumont specifically. Currently 60 cents per kw 5-9pm. If I remember correctly, off peak 31 cents per kw. Tesla super charging has been creeping up. Now at 46 cents per kw. I want to move but wife has family here in California. So many fires again all around us. Trying to breath is terrible. Current temps are hovering around 100 degrees. Unusual for our area this time of year. O yeah, we have a solar payment close to 200.00 per month plus usually a small or zero monthly payment to SCE. Currently looking at owning even more money at our 1 year payment at around $1000.00 to Sce. Net metering stuff. We are on net metering 2.0. So confusing on how they have us pay. 😢 1500 Sq ft house. Thermostat set at 75.
Thanks for sharing your experience! It’s tough when costs like electricity keep rising, especially with challenges like extreme weather and fires in California. I totally understand why you’d be feeling frustrated, especially with the complexities of net metering and solar payments. One of the biggest differences I’ve noticed here in Tennessee is how much more affordable electricity is. The rates are significantly lower, which definitely helps with monthly expenses. Plus, we don’t deal with the same issues like fire season, and the overall cost of living tends to be more manageable. I hope you and your wife find the best balance, whether staying close to family or looking at a potential move. Thanks again for watching and engaging with the video!
The reason costs are lower in TN is because of TVA, a government owned but not tax funded utility. PG&E is an investor owned utility and has no incentive to keep costs low for consumers.
Thank you for chiming in. I appreciate it.
This is true that the rate is higher in CA, but the income is generally higher as well. The job market is much better in CA than in TN. For example, registered nurse makes 151,640 a year in CA compared to 70,900 a year in Nashville.
Thanks for watching and I appreciate your input. I’m just talking about electricity though. We could go back and forth all day long comparing all the different costs, taxes, fees, and incomes.
based on numbers , tn wins all day.
This is absolutely true! We left nor cal 2 hrs ago. Our 1500 square foot house was on average 275 a month. Easily 100 more during summer.
Thanks for watching Melanie! Did you move here to TN?
In California we want to destroy hydro-electric plants and our last remaining nuclear plant. We also switched to a smart grid system which cost more to maintain (smart meters and networks they need to communicate with). People here dislike cheap natural gas powered plants, they love solar, but complain about high cost of energy. Taxes on energy and lastly, politics. Green energy sounds good until you spend $$$$ to heat or cool your house. Enjoyed the video.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Energy policies definitely vary a lot from state to state, and it’s always interesting to hear how people are navigating those challenges. I feel fortunate to be here in TN with our hydro and nuclear plants. Glad you enjoyed the video!
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I’ll do some research and see if I can find some decent resources to get some information for you. I’ve tried in the past and it’s not easy to get the information and know what is what.
Thanks a lot Bro
Learn your history, TVA.
If you could elaborate on that I would appreciate it. I understand who TVA is however I don’t understand why you are telling me to learn my history. Thanks in advance
@@Matt.Bogosian To understand rate differences between us states, TN in particular.