Venture Beat January 16, 2019

Few folks are aware of how much electricity their household consumes on a daily basis, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration’s Residential Energy Consumption Survey. Among smart meter owners in 2016, only 8 percent reported knowing that they had access to hourly or daily data, and just 4 percent said they’d viewed that data. That’s all the more discouraging when you consider that always-on devices like DVRs and game consoles account for 23 percent of home energy usage — a total of $40 billion annually nationwide.

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EDGE Staff Writer
EDGE Staff Writer

EDGE Staff Writer writes about home energy, electrification, and the renewable industry for The EDGE Journal.

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