Weather, Power Costs, Savings Updates

thinkxingu · 11-17-2022, 07:01 AM

Literally every electric/conservation thread is locked, so please keep this civil.

I just received my Eversource bill, and we used 47% less energy last month than a year ago. Obviously, much of that was the weather, but I have also completed the swap to all LED bulbs, reduced my outdoor lights to one-minute instead of five-minute timeouts, etc. $140 for the month.

The weather has been so great that we've only had to use the heat for a couple nights at our (S. NH) home.

Since we shut camp down on October 28, our NHEC bill was only $60 or something, but it appears those rates have increased as well?

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11-17-2022, 07:01 AM	#1
thinkxingu Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2014 Posts: 6,438 Thanks: 1,182 Thanked 2,140 Times in 1,327 Posts	Weather, Power Costs, Savings Updates Literally every electric/conservation thread is locked, so please keep this civil. I just received my Eversource bill, and we used 47% less energy last month than a year ago. Obviously, much of that was the weather, but I have also completed the swap to all LED bulbs, reduced my outdoor lights to one-minute instead of five-minute timeouts, etc. $140 for the month. The weather has been so great that we've only had to use the heat for a couple nights at our (S. NH) home. Since we shut camp down on October 28, our NHEC bill was only $60 or something, but it appears those rates have increased as well? Sent from my SM-G990U1 using Tapatalk

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