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Extreme Temperatures Make For Electricity Revenues

248020751_73fdc8b7e1By tao on Dec 06, 2006
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The frequency of the Electricity Revenue Wave is exactly double that of the Temperature Wave. When its hot, electrical revenue go up. When its cold, electrical revenue go up. Interestingly the lowest revenue point is close to colder temperature than hot. —tao

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derwisch says

Electricity cost is only second choice to electricity consumption. No data available on that?

posted over 3 years ago

tao says

there is electricity cost data, but it actually just follows temperature exactly.

posted over 3 years ago

Dmitry says

derwisch,

If you click into the data set above (US Electricity Costs), you'll see stats on electricity sales (and therefore consumption).

posted over 3 years ago

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Anonymous says

Air conditioners run on electricity, but many people heat their houses with gas, which costs much less. Would be interesting to add natural gas to the chart.

posted over 3 years ago

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Anonymous says

The chart title mentions profits, but the data does not show profits, it simply shows electricity use. If everyone used the power company's "bill leveling" service, company profits would actually be higher in the off months when people are overpaying, than in the summer and winter months when they are underpaying relative to their monthly use.

posted over 3 years ago

tao says

title of graph changed for above point.

posted over 3 years ago

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