In Iceland, word "cheap" is relative.,(reply>), @austinrover2005 Because a pizza and two cokes in Iceland is $75.,(reply>), @Kizi 86 I've seen it from a game, lots of frozen fish apparently XD (have come across in a supermarket once I think, I live a way away from both europe and north america)<br><br>Though depending on whether the monetary value is created through volume or due to scarcity, this might mean that the fish themselves are rather expensive on it's own, and would warrant that anything made off of it would be rather expensive.,(reply>), @NetAndyCz Greenhouses need light, that's supplied by electricity, which is expensive when transfer costs enter the equation.  There isn't very much sunshine outside the 3-4 months of real summer.,(reply>), 4 cent. That's really really cheap power. We pay 32 cent per kWh. It's so cheap that it would be actually profitable to mine coins.,(reply>), Set2000 which are in themselves insanely cheap. I pay €0,23/kWh.