How do you forecast energy costs for next season?

You multiply the expected number of rented nights by the average consumption per night in kWh, and that total again by your own kWh rate. Divide the result by the number of nights and you have the energy cost per night. The greatest uncertainty lies in the consumption per night, which varies greatly depending on the guest and length of stay. With a metering module per rental, you gradually replace that estimate with actual figures, which makes the forecast more reliable.

What you must do in practice

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This is general information, not advice about your situation. We do not see your meter cabinet and are not familiar with your contract with your energy supplier, your rental agreement and your park or homeowners association regulations. Your installer, your rental broker or your adviser will confirm what is permitted and required in your case.

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