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On average it's about 4kwh per day. I'm effectively off grid most of the time so the cost of electricity is irrelevant unless I go way overboard during a week of rain or something and I have to draw from the grid.
I am about to move from an 18ru rack to 45.. So.. Might be some expansion in the future.
Wow, off grid and you pull that much.
Impressive.
That's only about 170w continuous over 24h. This time of year, on a good day I'll generate 90kwh from solar and use about 60kwh total.