Photo from Unsplash
A social media user recently shared their concerns about a significant increase in their electricity bill after moving into a new apartment. Despite their efforts to conserve energy, the bill has seen a dramatic jump from $50 to $400 within six months. The user, who resides in a 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment of approximately 900 square feet, has been maintaining a minimum temperature of 60 degrees as advised. They have also limited the use of appliances and ensured that no devices are plugged in unnecessarily. However, these measures have not resulted in a decrease in the bill. The user reached out to their electricity provider, Chugach, and was informed that the spike was due to heating costs. The apartment manager also confirmed that such high bills were normal. The user is seeking advice and insights on this issue. Read the full discussion here…