Utility bills...

[Robin Chattopadhyay]

I have all of this information in a separate spreadsheet.

I can then do a regression with the average temperature for the month as the
independent variable. Our household's natural gas usage is highly correlated
to the temperature (>0.95 r-squared) so I was able to infer the savings
after installing a new furnace.

Doing it in a separate spreadsheet also let's you track the
distribution/transport costs separately from the generating costs, etc.

Robin

On Mon, Mar 7, 2011 at 2:28 AM, Stein Erik Berget <stein.erik at berget.org>wrote:

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> What have others done with this? Not cared or am I a bit over eager with my
> personal finances? The reason for me wanting to do this is to see how my
> electricity usage changes if and when I put in a new type of heater (heat
> pump). And the prices of electricity changes all the time...
>
> Did this make any sense what so ever?
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