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  • bobspud
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    The problem is you are trying to use your summer figures to extrapalate the winter ones.. That's not very clever. What you really. Need is this:

    Take a reading of your gas at 9pm tonight and then again tomorrow.

    This will give you your full daily useage.

    Figure out how many hours you had your boiler running. So for instance my boiler was on for 6 hours...

    Find the difference in the today and tomorrow figure and divide that by the number of hours the boiler was on...

    This is the burn rate for the boiler

    Now think about how many hours you will run the heating each day and times that by your burn rate.

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  • d000hg
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    Good thinking.

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  • barrydidit
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    Go with the best for highest option and leave the heating on all the time. Bargain assured.

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  • d000hg
    started a topic Extrapolated energy use calculator?

    Extrapolated energy use calculator?

    I see energy use calculators around but none that will let me say "between April and September I used N" and give me an extrapolated whole-year estimate. But it surely must be possible if you have data to work from... clearly the winter months are higher use but how much more should be statistically easy to work out with some error.

    Maybe this exists but I can't find it, anyone know of such a tool? Our fixed deal is about to expire and we've been here since April. We know we're going to be high-use as it's an old, draughty house but how high affects which provider is best.

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