MrCurry
right after this urgent rest
I can’t match @gentlegreen’s meagre usage, but pretty pleased to get down to 307kWh for Nov. That’s versus 518kWh for same month last year, and includes electric heating (ground source heatpump) & hot water of a fair sized house in a cold climate.
The reduction from last year is mostly because we are running the heating much lower (16-17C downstairs and 13-14C upstairs) and also because last Nov was colder than this year. The graphs are from a spreadsheet I’ve been running for years now, keeping an eye on our consumption and challenging myself to improve on the year before. The cumulative consumption and price graphs show sum of previous 12 months, so the recent price rises are only just beginning to make the price graph rise. That will get much worse as more months at the new 3x higher prices work their way into the graph over the next year
The reduction from last year is mostly because we are running the heating much lower (16-17C downstairs and 13-14C upstairs) and also because last Nov was colder than this year. The graphs are from a spreadsheet I’ve been running for years now, keeping an eye on our consumption and challenging myself to improve on the year before. The cumulative consumption and price graphs show sum of previous 12 months, so the recent price rises are only just beginning to make the price graph rise. That will get much worse as more months at the new 3x higher prices work their way into the graph over the next year
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