Heat pump versus furnace scenario average cost
Heat pump versus furnace scenario average cost: Average cost = variable and fixed costs minus credits, divided by the number of units or periods.
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Heat pump versus furnace scenario average cost: Average cost = variable and fixed costs minus credits, divided by the number of units or periods.
Heat pump versus furnace scenario savings projection: Net projected saving = current cost minus proposed cost, multiplied by periods, less the upfront switching cost.
Heat pump versus furnace scenario break-even: Break-even periods = upfront cost divided by the positive saving per period.
Generator ownership cost total cost: Total cost = quantity times variable cost, plus fixed costs, minus confirmed credits or recovered value.
Generator ownership cost average cost: Average cost = variable and fixed costs minus credits, divided by the number of units or periods.
Generator ownership cost savings projection: Net projected saving = current cost minus proposed cost, multiplied by periods, less the upfront switching cost.
Generator ownership cost break-even: Break-even periods = upfront cost divided by the positive saving per period.
Time-of-use electricity cost total cost: Total cost = quantity times variable cost, plus fixed costs, minus confirmed credits or recovered value.
Time-of-use electricity cost average cost: Average cost = variable and fixed costs minus credits, divided by the number of units or periods.
Time-of-use electricity cost savings projection: Net projected saving = current cost minus proposed cost, multiplied by periods, less the upfront switching cost.
Time-of-use electricity cost break-even: Break-even periods = upfront cost divided by the positive saving per period.
Smart thermostat savings total cost: Total cost = quantity times variable cost, plus fixed costs, minus confirmed credits or recovered value.
Smart thermostat savings average cost: Average cost = variable and fixed costs minus credits, divided by the number of units or periods.
Smart thermostat savings savings projection: Net projected saving = current cost minus proposed cost, multiplied by periods, less the upfront switching cost.
Smart thermostat savings break-even: Break-even periods = upfront cost divided by the positive saving per period.
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