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Originally Posted by CroFlames
Those answers are piss poor. "It's colder".
December average temperatures were -6 high/-15 low
January average temperatures were -2 high/-11 low
Source: http://www.accuweather.com/en/ca/cal...017&view=table
My bill from December was $267, and the January bill was $318. My usage definitely didn't go up. It was simply an increase in pricing plus the carbon tax. I can "handle" the increases, but the blatant wealth redistribution tax really pisses me off. Plus, I know there are tons of Calgarians out there that are struggling and every increase hurts. |
Would be interesting to know usage versus an actual meter reading and subsequent adjustment. I.e. they guesstimate December, do a reading in January and there is an adjustment, that effects billing.
Which leads me to another thing on the Carbon tax, if the government was really interested in curbing peoples use of energy, then wouldn't it be ideal to implement a real time app/phone so you can see what your bill is any given day to curb consumption realtime?