Understanding how energy is used in your home is the first step toward managing your energy costs.
Enter how many of each item you have in each room and the approximate hours per week that the item is used. For time periods shorter than one hour, enter a decimal (eg: 15 minutes = 0.25).
Note that you don't have to fill out the entire form - you can simply see what your toaster costs you a month.
This calculator uses a kilowatt-hour rate of 8.085 cents.
Unplug that second fridge! Often second refrigerators are under-used, older models that just waste energy. If you need a second fridge during the holidays or special occasions, plug it in one or two days before you need it, and remember to empty it out and turn it off when you don’t.
Energizing solar hot water in BC. SolarBC helps out with up to $1,625 towards the cost. Installing solar hot water will improve your energy security, save you money, and give you peace of mind.