How Well Do You Understand Your Electric Bill?
- What does 'kWh' on your electric bill measure?
- True or false: your electric bill is the same every month.
- How do 'supply' and 'delivery' charges differ?
- How is the total on your bill calculated?
- What is a 'demand charge' on your bill?
- How can you tell if your usage went up?
- How are watts and kilowatt-hours related?
- How do you read your electric meter?
- What does 'off-peak' mean on a time-of-use plan?
- Which appliance usually uses the most electricity in a home?
- On a time-of-use plan, when is power cheapest?
- When should you run your washing machine on a time-of-use plan?
- If you shift laundry to off-peak, what happens to your bill?
- Which home is best suited for rooftop solar?
- Which appliance choice saves the most energy?
- Do all appliances use the same amount of electricity?
- Do LED bulbs really save energy compared to old bulbs?
- True or false: Unplugging unused devices saves no real energy.
- Do large appliances like TVs and microwaves use power while idle?
- If your bill is high, is switching providers the only real fix?
- Does setting your AC lower always cool your home faster and save power?