Observed arrival · 2026-11-09
My Bill Went Up separates rate changes from weather and usage
This free checker compares two electric bills and estimates how much of the change came from price, weather, or other factors.
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- Households investigating a higher electric bill
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- Without kWh figures, it falls back to a state average price and warns that this is a much rougher estimate.
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The form asks for each bill’s total, service month, and optional kWh, plus the user’s state. Its guidance says the same month a year apart is the best comparison; consecutive months can make weather a larger factor. The site describes the weather component as an estimate based on state temperature records and warns that the remainder can include both household changes and its own errors.
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