Energy consumption of a single bedroom studio

AndreasG

Hey guys i have an assignment for my university that has to do with energy consumption and i was wondering if you can give a valid guideline at what values should i expect my monthly consumption to be.Im staying in a 1 bedroom studio thus no washing maching,dryer tumbler and dish machine aren't in it
Thanks in advance

missbiggles1

AndreasG wrote: »

Hey guys i have an assignment for my university that has to do with energy consumption and i was wondering if you can give a valid guideline at what values should i expect my monthly consumption to be.Im staying in a 1 bedroom studio thus no washing maching,dryer tumbler and dish machine aren't in it
Thanks in advance

If you read the meter you could calculate it yourself.

tiger_eyes

My studio flat cost £30-£35 per month for gas and electricity, including daytime heating during the winter since I worked from home.

Nada666

There's no such thing as a one-bedroom studio. It's either a one-bedroom flat or a studio flat. And your use of 'thus' is also incorrect - being a studio has no correlation with presence or not of your listed white goods (if anything, they would be more expected in a studio.)

As to expected consumption - electricity 2 or 3 kWh per day. Gas (that is, heating,) too variable to guess - anything from 1,000 kWh per year to 8,000 kWh per year.

Bills between £15 to £45 per month averaged over the whole year.

macman

Impossible to estsimate without knowing how the flat is heated and hot watered, because these account for the vast majority of domestic energy consumption.

geoffken

A university student who has no idea of
A: how to frame a question
B: how to ask someone with one
c: gives no indication of size etc.