Florida Electric Rate & Thermal Load Analyzer TECO Rate Shock Audit

Estimated Monthly Bill $0.00 + $0.00 in surcharges & fuel
Monthly Energy Usage 0 kWh Tier 1 Threshold (1000 kWh)
Central AC Thermal Load 0 kWh 0% of total consumption
Effective Rate per kWh $0.000 Base + Fuel + Storm Surcharges
Monthly Consumption vs Multi-Tier Rate Jump D3.js Dynamic Tier Simulation
Major Household Appliance Load Schedule
Appliance / Device Wattage (W) Hours / Day Monthly kWh Est. Cost Action
Itemized Bill Shock Diagnostic Audit Report TECO Florida Structure
TAMPA ELECTRIC (TECO) ESTIMATED RECEIPT
Base Customer Facility Charge: $15.00
Tier 1 Energy Charge (≤1k kWh): $88.00
Tier 2 Energy Charge (>1k kWh): $0.00
Fuel Recovery Surcharge: $0.00
Storm Cost Recovery Rider: $7.50
TOTAL MONTHLY UTILITY OBLIGATION: $0.00

Thermodynamic Mitigation Pathways

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1°F Setpoint Shift:
Saves ~$0.00/month
Tier 2 Avoidance:
Within Tier 1 limit

Entered cooling load and tiered energy-bill arithmetic

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The saved utility calculator subtracts thermostat setting seventy-four from outside temperature ninety-two, multiplies by point five eight hours per degree, scales by floor area over eighteen hundred and divides by insulation factor. Default area and factor give ten point four four duty hours each day. A stored thirty-five-hundred-watt AC times those hours and thirty days yields one thousand ninety-six point two kilowatt-hours. Bars label separate scales, thirty pixels per daily hour above and half a pixel per monthly kilowatt-hour below. This is an illustrative source heuristic, not weather-driven building physics, measured HVAC efficiency or advice about a safe indoor temperature. Other entered appliances contribute four hundred five for water heating, three hundred sixty for pool pumping and two hundred sixteen for refrigerator and electronics, adding to total two thousand seventy-seven point two kilowatt-hours. First thousand use point zero eight eight dollars each; remaining one thousand seventy-seven point two use point one one five. Fuel adjustment point zero three eight applies to the whole total. Adding fifteen facility charge and seven dollars fifty storm rider gives about three hundred thirteen dollars thirty-one. Bars use point two pixels per kilowatt-hour above and one point five per assumed bill dollar below. These stored tariffs are not current utility rates or a verified bill. The summer preset uses ninety-six outside and seventy-two inside, leaving insulation unchanged. Default factor produces thirteen point nine two AC hours, total two thousand four hundred forty-two point six kilowatt-hours and about three hundred sixty-nine dollars twenty-two. The retrofit preset uses ninety outside, seventy-six inside and insulation one point three five, giving about sixteen hundred twelve point five six kilowatt-hours and two hundred forty-two dollars twenty-two. Bars compare source-computed bills at one point four pixels per dollar. Presets do not measure a retrofit, replace tariffs or reset all prior appliance edits. Native efficiency preset, complete raw CSV breakdown and reset preserve the source. Actual building performance, utility eligibility and billing validity remain unverified.

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