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Summary of recent energy usage

		Use (kWh)	CO2 (kg)	Cost (£)	Potential savings	% Change
Electricity	Last week	1,510	268	£227	n/a	+3.5%
	Last year	77,700	14,700	£11,700	£845	-6.0%
Gas	Last week	no recent data
	Last year	14,700	3,090	£442	none	-5.8%
Storage heaters	Last week	73.5	14	£11	n/a	-6.8%
	Last year	23,400	3,830	£3,500	none	-3.9%

Electricity data: 16 Dec 2010 - 25 May 2022. Gas data: 16 Dec 2019 - 29 Apr 2022. Storage heaters data: 1 Jan 2011 - 25 May 2022. More information

Act on energy usage

Holidays are almost here! Last year Combe Down Primary School used 0p of gas and £120 of electricity in the Summer half term holidays. Can the school reduce its consumption this year?

Over the last year 64% of Combe Down Primary School's gas was used when the school was closed. This has cost £280. Reducing out of hours gas use is one of the easiest, and cheapest ways of saving lots of energy. Reducing the school's out of hours usage to 30% would save £150 per year.

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Last year Combe Down Primary School's average peak electricity consumption was 35 kW. The best performing schools of a similar size have an average peak consumption of 17 kW.

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Energy saving opportunities

	Cost saving per year	Reduced emissions per year	Delivery cost
Reduce your peak electricity consumption	£2,100	2,600 kg CO2	0p	Find out more
Reduce your electricity baseload	£2,500	3,200 kg CO2	0p	Find out more
Reduce your out of hours gas use	£150	1,000 kg CO2	0p	Find out more
Reduce your out of hours electricity use	£2,100	2,600 kg CO2	0p	Find out more
Install solar panels	£1,800	2,400 kg CO2	£13,000	Find out more
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February 2020 1 action
			Combe Down Primary School joined Energy Sparks! Mon 24th Feb 2020

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Energy Sparks supports Combe Down Primary School in partnership with Bath and NE Somerset Council and Schools Climate Network