Set a fair baseline
Collect recent bills, note billing days and compare kWh per day for similar seasons.
Open the guide or toolStart with what you know, measure what matters and choose one change at a time. Build a checklist that fits your home.
Collect recent bills, note billing days and compare kWh per day for similar seasons.
Open the guide or toolSeparate current electricity charges, previous balances, fees, taxes and credits.
Open the guide or toolSave the price schedule, fixed charges, billing periods and contract end date.
Open the guide or toolNote occupancy, new appliances, EV charging and heating or cooling changes.
Open the guide or toolUse an appropriate plug-in energy meter for a suitable appliance, or its documented energy label. Follow the meter’s rating and instructions.
Open the guide or toolIdentify non-essential electronics that stay on. Keep safety, health and critical equipment powered.
Open the guide or toolUse average consumption or a representative measured period for equipment that cycles on and off.
Open the guide or toolCompare actual watts and hours for the same useful lighting. Prioritize frequently used fixtures.
Open the guide or toolIf your tariff varies by time, test a convenient shift and compare the same kWh at both prices.
Open the guide or toolCollect bills, renovation plans and comfort notes. Ask the assessor what is included and which areas need access.
Open the guide or toolRecord the change you made, then compare daily use and charges with the baseline. Keep other changes in the picture.
Open the guide or tool