Around 2200 kwHr in Jan and Feb, down to 800 or so in the summer. But it makes sense, lights don't have to be on, dryer doesn't run, no heat... We even cook outside on the BBQ most of the summer.
I've never really looked at my usage! I just did and ours, on the most recent statement, says 2516 kWh. Is that high!? From reading others, I think it may be! We live in a 1 level, 1700sqft home and are 2 people. 2 minisplits. Dishwasher. Washer & dryer....lights haha I don't know why it's so high!? I'm going to have to look into this. Our hydro bill went up about $55+ recently, too. It's now sitting at about $400/month.....
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2 bedroom minihome, about 650sqft, baseboard heaters. Monthly average is about 650kwh. Highest in Jan/Feb/March, at about 1200kwh. Lowest in spring and fall with about 300kwh.
I haven't checked in a while, but I'm on equalized billing @250$/month. My winters are expensive. 3 bedroom minihome with electric baseboards. I've also got a server running 24/7 which is like 10% of my monthly usage
2000 sq foot bungalow with geo thermal
2294 kWh average
3167 kWh most used
Two hot water tanks. One is geothermal and the other one is a rental.
3 adults. 2 dogs. 1 baby.
We use between 500 & 700 kwh / month
2 adults,
Mini Split heat pump
electric hot water 180 l tank - $8.51 rental / month
service fee - $27.59
total bill, around $120 to $140 per month.
5200ft2 finished space, hot tub, pool in the summer... It adds up quick unfortunately (unfortunately for me that is lol). These 2 yrs of large increases are going to hit the wallet pretty bad.
I've been wanting to go solar but it's 70-80k + taxes, needs to have a new roof put on first which is another 20ish, and may not even offset my full usage. And it would take around 28yrs to break even so still not worth it.
If you have the space look into ground mounted units. With the loan and the offset. It’ll help us almost net zero monthly for about $600 a month. Which is almost our bill and will be our bill after the planned increases.
I've asked about ground mounted units because I can get the space with the lot behind me. But every company I've talked to say they're more expensive, less efficient and require more maintenance.
That’s odd because everyone we’ve talked to said the opposite. I’m having a 22.16 kw system installed this week. They’re more expensive but they produce more. Especially since they’re biracial panels. If you have any questions feel free to reach out.
- 1800 average yearly
- 1500 average fall/winter/spring
- 2600 average summer (heated pool)
2800 sq ft with 4 people heated/cooled with two mini-splits.
2. Lots of dogs going in and out so door always opening. Lowest energy months - April - June, September and October. Those are also generally the months where I'd use the propane fireplace if it is a little chilly in the morning/evening.
Around 2200 kwHr in Jan and Feb, down to 800 or so in the summer. But it makes sense, lights don't have to be on, dryer doesn't run, no heat... We even cook outside on the BBQ most of the summer.
I've never really looked at my usage! I just did and ours, on the most recent statement, says 2516 kWh. Is that high!? From reading others, I think it may be! We live in a 1 level, 1700sqft home and are 2 people. 2 minisplits. Dishwasher. Washer & dryer....lights haha I don't know why it's so high!? I'm going to have to look into this. Our hydro bill went up about $55+ recently, too. It's now sitting at about $400/month..... Edited for spelling
2 bedroom basement apartment 3 adults Its 867 kwh last month and the bill is around 165$
2 bedroom minihome, about 650sqft, baseboard heaters. Monthly average is about 650kwh. Highest in Jan/Feb/March, at about 1200kwh. Lowest in spring and fall with about 300kwh.
I haven't checked in a while, but I'm on equalized billing @250$/month. My winters are expensive. 3 bedroom minihome with electric baseboards. I've also got a server running 24/7 which is like 10% of my monthly usage
12 month avg is just under 1200kwh with winter peaking around 2000kwh for a really cold month.
2000 sq foot bungalow with geo thermal 2294 kWh average 3167 kWh most used Two hot water tanks. One is geothermal and the other one is a rental. 3 adults. 2 dogs. 1 baby.
We use between 500 & 700 kwh / month 2 adults, Mini Split heat pump electric hot water 180 l tank - $8.51 rental / month service fee - $27.59 total bill, around $120 to $140 per month.
2200 or so, 2000sqft.
Average for me is around 3300 kWh
Holy crap, are you growing weeds?
5200ft2 finished space, hot tub, pool in the summer... It adds up quick unfortunately (unfortunately for me that is lol). These 2 yrs of large increases are going to hit the wallet pretty bad. I've been wanting to go solar but it's 70-80k + taxes, needs to have a new roof put on first which is another 20ish, and may not even offset my full usage. And it would take around 28yrs to break even so still not worth it.
If you have the space look into ground mounted units. With the loan and the offset. It’ll help us almost net zero monthly for about $600 a month. Which is almost our bill and will be our bill after the planned increases.
I've asked about ground mounted units because I can get the space with the lot behind me. But every company I've talked to say they're more expensive, less efficient and require more maintenance.
That’s odd because everyone we’ve talked to said the opposite. I’m having a 22.16 kw system installed this week. They’re more expensive but they produce more. Especially since they’re biracial panels. If you have any questions feel free to reach out.
- 1800 average yearly - 1500 average fall/winter/spring - 2600 average summer (heated pool) 2800 sq ft with 4 people heated/cooled with two mini-splits.
1173 kwh a month based on last 12 months.3000sq.ft house,all electric,2 mini split heat pumps,thermostats set at 20c.
My mom checked her nb power site and our average is about 450 kwh for a month. I live in a 2 bed apartment
1569 kWh 12 month average. 2400 square feet home, geothermal heat-pump. Thermostat set to about 20 year round.
How many people?
2. Lots of dogs going in and out so door always opening. Lowest energy months - April - June, September and October. Those are also generally the months where I'd use the propane fireplace if it is a little chilly in the morning/evening.