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    The document discusses electricity consumption and provides tips to reduce it. It reports that the average annual electricity consumption for a U.S. household in 2010 was 11,496 kWh. Tips to reduce consumption include setting air conditioners to higher temperatures, avoiding excessive cooling, using appliances smartly, and turning things off when not in use. Reducing electricity use helps the environment by lowering pollution and saving resources.

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    Liceo de Apodaca Electricity

    TECHNOLOGY TOO MEDINA

    DANIEL CUELLAR 8/1/13

    Index

    1. WOW 2.Stadistics 3.Tips 4. Smart energy use 5. Conclusion 6.Bibliography 7.THE END

    WOW

    If your Electricity Consumption Per Month is 1000 Units (KWH), Your Annual Electricity Bill will be Rs.73,248 Generation of this much electricity consumes 4,364 kgs of Coal CO2 Emission for Generation of this Electricity is 12,000 kgs. You require 552 Matured Trees around you to take care of exhausted CO2.

    Being You don't have Space left out to grow that much of trees and also not having Time to involve self in this activity. At least, you can reduce your Electricity Consumption to balance our mother nature. Pl. view attached table to view Effects of Electricity Consumption (1000 units to 50 units)

    REDUCE ELECTRICAL CONSUMPTION

    Average Electricity

    The amount of electricity that households use depends on a range of factors, including: how big your residence is the number of people living there the type and number of appliances when and how appliances are used whether energy-hungry extras like pools, spas and air conditioners are on site.

    In 2010, the average annual electricity consumption for a U.S. residential utility customer was 11,496 kWh, an average of 958 kilowatt-hours (kWh) per month. Tennessee had the highest annual consumption at 16,716 kWh and Maine the lowest at 6,252 kWh

    Tips to reduce Electricity consumption


    If your electricity usage is higher than similar households, there are lots of ways you can

    save energy at little or no cost

    Set your air conditioner thermostat as high as possible. The smaller the difference between

    the outside and inside temperatures, the lower the overall air conditioner energy consumption will be. I find a setting of 24oC or 25oC to be suitable.

    Avoid setting your air conditioner thermostat to a lower temperature than normal when

    you turn it on. It will not cool the area any faster, and could result in higher energy consumption due to excessive cooling.

    Smart Energy use

    Some cars and other devices are smart users of electricity because of the energy they save from wasting. Other smart uses of electricity is in making eco-friendly power plant like solar panels, eolic energy, thermal energy, hydro energy and nuclear (Yes the type of energy that exploded in Japan)

    Conclusion

    In conclusion reduction or consuming electricity responsible helps the environment by not polluting and saving water and other resources. Some Responsible using of electricity are electric cars or energy saving light bulbs and reducing electricity consumption like turning off things when we are not using it. Putting our little piece of the plan to save the earth before its too late and everybody starts going crazy because all the power lines exploded because of overusing them.

    Bibliography
    http://www.mcwdn.org/Physics/Electricity.html

    http://www.citehr.com/106446-electricity

    consumption-its-effects.html http://uwo.ca/fm/news/2011/seeking_ways_to_red uce_electricity_consumption.html http://www.eia.gov/tools/faqs/faq.cfm?id=97&t=3 http://www.energymadeeasy.gov.au/energyefficiency/what-is-average-electricity-usage http://www.wiringdigest.com/article.php?id=24&ca tID=2

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