My May '19 Electric Bill

Ok basic service charge. Great kWh rates.

How much natural gas do you use per winter for the furnace and how much per therm?

 

For reference and better comparisions, what is you total home energy bill, all fuel sources?

 

$31.60 for an electric bill? Is this amount for 1 month and does it include the entire house's electricity use?

 

Reno/Lake Tahoe has mild temperatures at this time of year. No need for AC right now, maybe still need natural gas furnace at night. Most in that area use a lot more energy to heat their homes in winter than to cool them in summer.

 

That's is ridiculously low, and just awesome.

How does your power company differentiate between car charging and non car charging?

I had to check, for my May 2019 statement In WA state just east of Seattle, which I believe is usage for the month prior, my bill was $76, more than double yours, and I don't have an PHEV or EV. The month prior as reference was $128 due to usage of the gas furnace and cold weather.

I need to move to Reno.

 

Time traveller to the future, eh?

Understand it was for last month, bills often play fast and loose with the dates.

Back-calculating I get $0.51/therm for you:
($27.74 gas total charge - $14 service charge)/(27 therms)

That's a bit closer to what we are charged, about $1.3-1.8/therm depending on the tier, only in rare cases get a gas service charge.

For the purposes of energy comparisons:
1 therm = 29.3 kWh

So for your latest utility bill, you used 791 "kWh" to heat your home and water with gas for the same time period.

 

In that case, comes out to $1.02/therm. Less than my neck of the woods.

 

great price/kwh, about half of ours. nice place to own a plug in

 

I like his $15 connection fee, I’m paying close to $50

 

$50 monthly service fee?? Do they pay you to use electricity?