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Peak hours: $96.72

Home energy statement

Sample bill. Numbers are for illustration.

Amount due
$214.62
ChargeUsedCost
Electricity, peak hours 4 to 9 pm186 kWh$96.72
Almost half your bill, in five hours a day.
Electricity, off-peak240 kWh$72.00
What's still running while you sleep?
Natural gas18 therms$45.90
Start with the water heater setting.
Check the water heater

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Connect your bill

    Link your energy account in the app.

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    Bill connected
  2. Step 2

    Get automated reads

    Each bill is read for you and paired with Edviro's models.

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    New read is in
  3. Step 3

    See ways to save

    You get suggestions based on your own home and bill.

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    3 ways to save

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PG&E in California

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Every other provider

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What the words on your bill mean

Kilowatt-hour
What you pay for on the electric side. A 1,000-watt heater running for one hour uses one.
Therm
The unit natural gas is billed in, equal to 100,000 BTU of heat.
Time-of-use rate
A price that changes with the hour, so the same load can cost more in the evening.
Standby load
Power your devices draw while they look switched off.

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