Dear Terry and All, My gas bill is in megajoules (MJ) and my electricity bill is in kilowatt-hours (kWh) and I think that this is the common practice all over Australia.
Cheers, Pat Naughtin LCAMS Geelong, Australia Pat Naughtin is the editor of the free online newsletter, 'Metrication matters'. You can subscribe by sending an email containing the words subscribe Metrication matters to [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- on 2003-08-20 01.03, Terry Simpson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Bruce Hebbard wrote: >> the units are average kWh used per DAY. >> I'm tempted to write the utility and say something like, >> "Thanks for the average. BTW, studies have shown that >> the average number of hours used per day hovers >> consistently around 24.0, so it's OK with me if you >> want to factor that out and just give me plain old watts..." > > Funny! > > UK electricity and gas bills are in kWh. They should be in kJ. I think > Australia uses kJ. > > Is it that all US electricity bills are in kWh and all US gas bills are in > BTU? >
