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To protect the health of our staff and our customers, Efficiency Vermont offices are closed to the public. We have cautiously begun scheduling project related site visits when required. You can find more information on our safety protocols here.
We know that you need support in reducing energy costs now more than ever, and we will continue to launch new offers and programs over the course of the summer. In the mean time, our customer support team is available to help you remotely. Contact us at (888) 921-5990 or info@efficiencyvermont.com.
How much electricity does your home use?
With this chart, you'll be able to see how quickly your energy bill can add up when you use appliances and lighting not manufactured with energy efficiency in mind.
For example, take a look at lighting. If you have ten lamps in your house, each with a 100W incandescent bulb, you can expect to pay about $160 to light your home each year. Energy efficient bulbs will keep those lamps lit for around $47. Plus, they last six to eight times longer.
This chart is a guide and individual household costs may vary. The appliances listed are all electric appliances. Hours in Use is based on a typical four-person household; your hours may vary. Annual kWh may vary considerably depending upon model, age, and use. Annual Cost is based upon the statewide average of 16 cents per kiloWatt hour (kWh). The sum totals provided don't include taxes, connection fees or EEC fees.
