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Card 568 of 9812026-09-22 issue

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WattCost Makes the Electricity Bill Legible

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An appliance-cost calculator that combines wattage, daily use, and state electricity prices to estimate running costs.

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Households comparing appliance and electricity costs
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It ranks appliances by annual cost rather than wattage and exposes the wattage, usage, and rate assumptions behind each estimate.

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The calculator separates appliance power draw from actual usage by allowing a daily-hours input, then applies a selected jurisdiction’s residential rate. Its rankings include categories such as electric furnaces, vehicle charging, heat pumps, and pool pumps, while the methodology notes that fixed charges, taxes, and time-of-use pricing are excluded. State comparisons cover all 50 states plus the District of Columbia.

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