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lsm123 | 17:02 Wed 08th Mar 2006 | How it Works
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My gas meter records gas used in cubic feet. My energy supplier bills me on Kilowatt hours consumed.


Can anyone help with the conversion formula?

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Multiply the amount used in 100's Cubic Feet by 31.3..........answer is KWH


ie 300 Ft� = 93.9 KWH

19:30 Wed 08th Mar 2006
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Maany thanks Nautilus, as I suspected my consumption is being overstated.
22:53 Wed 08th Mar 2006
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Why not ask the supply company to tell you how they work this out, they probably get asked every day and may have a standard hand-out for that purpose.
05:46 Fri 10th Mar 2006

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