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Design and use your own utilities tracker with rTracker

If you want to reduce your energy usage, the place to start is with a clear understanding of your current consumption levels and how they vary. With this baseline, you can see the effects of your actions and the changes you make.

This tracker is the one I personally use in England, so it incorporates conversion factors for cubic meters of natural gas to kilowatt-hours and the prices per kilowatt-hour charged by my supplier. We have a wood-burning stove, so I make a note when I use it - but I removed the 'average fires per day' trace from the graph below for clarity.

Tracker configuration and customization are the design goals of rTracker, so creating the specific utilities tracker for your local needs is simple. With rTracker installed, click Download Utilities.rtrk on your iOS device (iPhone) to install this tracker, then click 'edit' and make it work for you.

Combining rTracker data with a lot of thinking and hard work, our household electricity usage is now 1/7 (one seventh) what it was over the months after we first moved in. Last winter our gas usage was 1/5 (one fifth) what it was during that first winter. Result!

How well can you do? You have to get started to find out.

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Key inputs and computed daily gas and electricity usage for this sample tracker.

Graph of of gas and electricity usage values in an rTracker Utilities tracker.
I worked hard getting our utilities usage down after moving in to the new house!

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