Your home Energy Use Intensity:
92 kWh/m2/year
How much carbon dioxide was emitted:
3975 kg/year
How much carbon dioxide was emitted per m2 each year:
22kg
How much carbon dioxide was emitted per m2 by every person each year:
11kg
How are CO2 emissions calculated?
Energy Use Intensity is an annual measure of the total energy consumed in a building. It is a really useful metric which allows buildings of a similar type to be compared so that we can understand how well the building performs in use.
| National average | 13,606kWh |
|---|---|
| Local average | 17,388kWh |
| Postcode average | 13,892kWh |
| Your home | 1,688kWh |
| National average | 3,861kWh |
|---|---|
| Local average | 3,954kWh |
| Postcode average | 3,389kWh |
| Your home | 8,428kWh |
Note that your electricity consumption may be higher than average in part due to to your electric vehicle usage.
Local and postcode averages are taken from national datasets from the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy. These raw averages hide significant variation from factors such as different space and hot water heating systems. Your performance against these averages does not represent a good measure of the performance of your home. Local data is taken from the 2018 LSOA dataset. Postcode data is taken from the 2018 experimental postcode dataset, and is based on your full postcode.
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