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Topic ClosedOur home energy use compares favorably to other homes

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    Posted: 07.Jul.2015 at 04:00

My wife, Sheryl, and I have a townhouse at Crown Harbor in Alameda. In a series of blog posts, I outlined the process we followed to make some energy improvements to our home:

The other day I logged into the Pacific Gas & Electric site to check my bill. I saw they had a way to visualize my usage:

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It nice to see that we are doing OK even in terms of other sustainable homes. This shows usage instead of dollars so is independent of rate increases. This year we should save enough to finally exceed what we've spent out of pocket. Though not on thois charge, I just paid my June bill, and the total was $6.61.

Measurement of home energy savings is alive in the lab.

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