Topic:"Cost To Customer" in M12982

Summary Remarks ption and a 19%+ increase in cost from 2024 to 2025. This is unre - It results to a 43% coveral lincrease in consumption and a 19%- increase in cost from 2024 to 2025. This is unreasonable because: 1. We heat with oil & pro...

AI summary The text discusses a 43% increase in consumption and a 19%+ increase in cost from 2024 to 2025, which the author finds unreasonable. The increase is attributed to factors such as oil and propane heating, similar summer temperatures, early pool shutdown in 2025, new appliances, and fewer days of service in 2025. The author also notes that no other changes affected consumption.

assumed % dist Of adjustment added consumption (adjustment) Prev Billed and paid (est mates) Total adjusted consumption Variance w 2024 0 1298 1298 -150 13% 726 1460 2186 773 24% 1377 2680 4057 1377 31% 1771 3446 5217 1770 15% 840 1393 223...

AI summary The document presents tables and figures related to consumption adjustments and estimated costs over various periods, including comparisons between 2024 and 2025 consumption data. It includes percentages of assumed distribution adjustments, added consumption, and variances, as well as estimated costs of adjustments.

\ The cost increase is 45% assuming 160° uses the three of day surings retex. Catagory Period End Consumption Days of Service KNA'H Per Day Dollar Amount Cost/Wh kWh (Usage) 06-Apr-22 1545 59 26 295.63 Actual 0.19 kWh (Usage) 07-Jun-22 149...

AI summary The text provides a table with energy consumption data over multiple periods, including metrics such as consumption, days of service, cost per kilowatt-hour, and total dollar amounts. The data includes variations in cost per kilowatt-hour and consumption levels across different months and years.