I signed up for the reduce usage drive. Was told 20% less was my goal. Got the email 156% less electricity used. But email says sorry you didn’t hit your target. Well at least it didn’t cost me more to turn everything off and read a book for 1hr 30 minutes
When is 156% saving not enough
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Level 9102-12-23I'm an Eon Next dual fuel customer with no particular expertise but have some time on my hands that I am using to try and help out a bit.
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You reduced your energy usage by 147%Last edited by Lee192168; 02-12-23 at 18:48. Reason: Update
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I'm going to need a mathematician to explain that one to me. My simple mind tells me you would have to go from an import to an export to reduce consumption by more than 100%. -
Level 203-12-23@JoeSoap... well I'm baffled as well
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Simple explanation is you are dealing with Imaginary Numbers.
A common example is the square root of -1. Which we all know comes up on a calculator as an error. In modern mathematics it's actually now shown as (i). Further information can be found here:
https://www.mathsisfun.com/numbers/i...the%20alphabet. -
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Particularly as you failed it. Totally baffling 🤔
I still haven’t heard a thing about either event ☹️ -
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So if my average is 1kWh and I reduce by 147%… what did I actually use? 🤔 and why did I fail…
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It's really simple, as long as you look to Einstein's equation and the mathematical solution for Black Holes. It's really as simple as that. You are producing anti -matter! 🤔👽 Hence the percentage is over 100. 😳Last edited by WizzyWigg; 03-12-23 at 09:40. Reason: Extra information
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