Read your electricity bill before comparing energy options
An electricity bill is more useful than a single dollar amount. It can show how much energy you used, the billing period, and sometimes the rate or time-of-use pattern behind the charge.
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Find the information that matters: Look for total kWh, the billing dates, the total charge, and any available rate-plan or time-of-use information. Comparing several months is usually more useful than treating one bill as a complete picture.
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Look for patterns, not a perfect forecast: A hot month, a cold month, a new appliance, occupancy changes, or changing rates can all move a bill. Use patterns to ask better questions about daytime use, seasonal peaks, or the loads that matter most to you.
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Share only what you are comfortable sharing: You can summarize a bill, upload it where Rowkin offers that option, or ask the Energy Agent a general question. Before sharing, review the document for account numbers or other information you do not want to include.