Since we got our home air sealed and insulation increased I've been tracking the heat costs of this winter versus last year.
January heat bill was down 43% from last year, however it was a little warmer this year compared to last.
January 2009 heat bill =$166
January 2010 heat bill = $95
January 2009 degree days = 592
January 2010 degree days = 563
I've now got 4 months of data from Oct 2009 through Jan 2010 to compare to last winter.
Its been a little bit colder this winter:
2008 Oct - 2009 Jan Degree Days = 2,310
2009 Oct - 2010 Jan Degree Days = 2,390
2008 Oct - 2009 Jan Heat cost =$604
2009 Oct - 2010 Jan Heat cost =$398
Total accumulative heat savings $206 or 34%
With 4 months of data I'm fairly confident that the 30% savings we've been seeing is accurate.
Picturing Your Destination, Part 2
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