Energy dashboard
See the total estimated energy use and running cost of your appliances, and which ones cost the most.
Electricity price
From your bill or supplier. Use the price per kWh, for example 0.15.
Changes the currency symbol only. No exchange rates are applied.
How to find your price on your bill
- Where your bill shows them, add up the charges billed per kWh, such as supply (or generation) and delivery. These are the charges that grow when an appliance runs.
- Leave out fixed monthly charges, such as a customer or service charge. They generally stay the same however much electricity you use.
- If the price is in cents, divide by 100: 15.5¢ per kWh is 0.155.
- Only a total amount and total kWh? Dividing the amount by the kWh gives a rough all-in average. Because it includes fixed fees and taxes, it may overestimate the extra cost of running an appliance.
- If your price changes by time of day or with how much you use, enter the price that applies to most of your use.
For comparison, the U.S. Energy Information Administration publishes average electricity prices by state. Your own bill gives a closer estimate.
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