With economic uncertainty all around, now more than ever is the time to make small household changes to lower our monthly bills. As of September 2019, the average monthly electricity bill is 56 euros per household, as shown in the simulator of the National Commission of Markets and Competition (CNMC). Yet, we already anticipate that this year the average amount will far exceed that. With working from home and possibly homeschooling, here are some important ways to lower bills. Turn off electronic devices not in use Telecommuting and home schooling will increase electricity consumption during peak hours from electronic device use and lighting. The Organization of Consumers and Users (OCU) calculated a 28% increase in electricity consumption in homes in April 2020 alone, in full This amounted to a 10 euro increase in electricity bills. Before starting work for the day, make sure non-essential appliances and lights are switched off. Don’t abuse the air conditioning Compared to working in an office, it may be nice to have full control of the air conditioning. Yet, you have to be careful because comfort can cost. Using the air conditioning at home can cost you about 1.2 euros per working day. Being at....
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