Electricity consumption at home, what is your consumption?

I received my billing statement the other day for the first year.

We consumed 4250kwh.

Controlled residential ventilation runs continuously at about 1kwh per day
Sewage treatment plant about 0.5kwh per day
Server cabinet with NAS about 1.2kwh per day
Dishwasher on average 1.2kwh per day
Garden pump consumption so far 150kwh
Refrigerator
Separate freezer
500l aquarium, I am currently not measuring consumption


Otherwise, there is a TV that does not run continuously. However, we cook quite a lot and due to small children, the washing machine is running almost every other day.
We do have a dryer, but it has not run even once in the year.


As you can see, it all adds up so that we average about 12kwh per day.

I received my bill these days for the first year.

We consumed 4250 kWh.

Controlled residential ventilation permanently about 1 kWh per day
Sewage treatment plant about 0.5 kWh per day
Server cabinet with NAS about 1.2 kWh per day
Dishwasher on average 1.2 kWh per day
Garden pump consumption so far 150 kWh
Refrigerator
Separate freezer
500l aquarium, consumption I am currently not measuring

Otherwise, there is a TV that does not run permanently. But we cook quite a lot, and because of small children, the washing machine is on almost every other day.
We do have a dryer, but it has not run even once in the year.

As you can see, everything adds up so that we average 12 kWh per day.

And what is used for heating?

And what is the heating with?

We have gas and have consumed exactly 10,400 kWh of hot water there.

Similar to us... here also small children... but the washing machine and dryer run almost daily.

To get back to the topic: Kfw 70, 160m²+cellar, child, controlled residential ventilation, washing machine+dryer daily, some RasPi’s + 2 NAS. Last year 2800 kWh electricity, 9000 kWh gas for heating, hot water + cooking.

Almost forgot: When heating, the fireplace helps from Nov. to March on about 50 days. Certainly saves some electricity for the heat pump; but that was not the main intention...