We estimate electricity consumption based on your average consumption and the standard consumption schedule for your place of consumption.
Standard consumption schedules
We assign standard consumption schedules for places of consumption to match the electricity consumption of the previous twelve months and the type of place of consumption.
The consumption schedule for conventional consumption is for houses where the yearly consumption is below 4000 kWh, and for apartment buildings with more than twelve apartments that use district heating.
The seasonal consumption schedule is used for houses where the yearly consumption is between 4000 and 10,000 kWh, and in apartment buildings with less than twelve apartments that do not use central heating.
The standard electric heating consumption schedule is used for customers whose yearly consumption exceeds 10,000 kWh or for those who have notified us that they use electric heating.
Summer consumption schedules are for summer houses or for customers who have notified us that they mostly use electricity in summer. This schedule cannot be used for apartments.
The standard consumer schedule for business customers is for places of consumption belonging to business customers with a main fuse rating of less than 63 A or with a distribution network connection, such as street lighting, utility rooms, basements or general lightning in apartment buildings.
General lighting in apartment buildings is for points of consumption in apartment buildings other than apartments, such as the supply for utility rooms, basements, or general lighting.
The street lighting schedule is for places of consumption classed as street lighting.
