When to use it
Use it when there is no past electricity or gas usage but a first annual estimate is needed.
Shared flat and fixed costs
Translate household size, area, hot water and gas heating into rough yearly kWh values for move-in planning.
More context
Use it when there is no past electricity or gas usage but a first annual estimate is needed.
Household size, area, hot water, appliance level and heating type translate usage into rough kWh.
Estimates do not replace the first yearly bill. After twelve months, real usage should take over.
Use the kWh value next in electricity cost and warm rent.
Electricity cost calculatorElectricity usage often depends more on people, hot water and devices than square metres.
Rough usage orientation. Tariff, building condition, heating, remote work and devices can differ significantly.
Use the kWh value next in electricity cost and warm rent.
Decision help
Use it when there is no past electricity or gas usage but a first annual estimate is needed. The important part is not to treat the output as one winning number. It is a plausibility value for viewing, acceptance, moving or household planning.
Household size, area, hot water, appliance level and heating type translate usage into rough kWh. If an input is estimated, keep it visible. That way you later know which figure came from a contract, offer, measuring tape or bill and which was only a provisional assumption.
Estimates do not replace the first yearly bill. After twelve months, real usage should take over.
Use the kWh value next in electricity cost and warm rent. The next useful cross-check is Electricity cost calculator, because it tests the same housing decision from a second angle.
Calculation path
Rough electricity = 900 + people × 650 + hot-water add-on; rough gas = area × heating factor + hot water
Rough usage orientation. Tariff, building condition, heating, remote work and devices can differ significantly.
Comparing instalments only hides whether usage or price is the real risk.