Re: British (european?) kitchen counter electric outlets

depending.

 Our serious heat loads (house central heat, fireplace, water heater,
cooktop, clothes dryer) are natural gas. It's simple and very
reliable. Do brits commonly use gas at home?
 How much do you pay for electricity in a typical month?
 

Many houses have natural gas central heating to heat water filled radiators. Some apartments/ blocks of flats usually have electric night storage radiators. Current 'normal' electric costs ~23p/kWh. My 4 bed detached house ( we're retired) used to use 270 kWh/month. total cost then was around £90/month including 5% vat. We also have to pay a 'standing charge' of 60p /day ( robbery charge). I now have solar + 9.5kW battery . Summer months I'm a net exporter. Winter my bills are tiny. I import cheap overnight ( somtimes I get paid to import!) ~10p/kWh and runn off the battery all day . On a sunny day, I import less the following morning.
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