That's the price the consumer pays.

The $60/MWh quoted above is the price the utility would buy electricity.

Much different prices.

Residential consumer price is made up of: generator cost and profit, transmission operator cost and profit, local distribution company cost and profit, retailer cost and profit if in a region that has virtual electricity resellers, and taxes. The "$60/MWh" refers only to generator cost.

Try installing a nuclear power plant on your roof. Solar PV is a bit easier to get accepted, and quicker to do.

That's the price consumers pay, but not the cost of the utility's supply.

stull a valid point