Re:U.S. annual inflation rate drops to 8.5%
by pojzon on Wednesday August 10, 2022 @10:16AM
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To make you feel a little bit better:
For similar size house in energy-efficient building tech we pay around 300$ per winter month for heating.
And its “cheap” because house is well isolated. (EU)
Re:U.S. annual inflation rate drops to 8.5%
by wil421 on Wednesday August 10, 2022 @10:53AM
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Yes I do feel better. By energy efficient do you mean newer construction? I assume it wouldn’t be old stone construction (EU/UK old world stuff) that would be sucking up heat in winter.
Re:U.S. annual inflation rate drops to 8.5%
by pojzon on Wednesday August 10, 2022 @07:13PM
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Its a new building from 2020.
Thats how much prices went up in EU.
Re:U.S. annual inflation rate drops to 8.5%
by roflyear on Wednesday August 10, 2022 @09:36AM
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How big is your house? That is an insane price to pay. I owned a home in vermont and heated with gas and paid around that.
Re:U.S. annual inflation rate drops to 8.5%
by kube-system on Wednesday August 10, 2022 @12:02PM
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Insulation, construction style, and usage makes a gigantic difference. Two houses of the same size right next to each other could be using 400% different amounts of energy.
My price per therm has more than doubled when I renewed this year. That won’t mean my bill doubled as there about $40 or so in fixed costs before gas use is accounted for.
Edited winter numbers above:
December: $100
January: $120*
February: $160
March: $90
*out of town for one week.