5 undefined 2025
Your home’s energy usage impacts more than just your utility expenses. It affects the economy and the environment. At Northeastern Power, we power your home and give you relevant insights into managing energy consumption for smarter electricity use and a sustainable future.
In U.S. households, the typical home energy consumption is 899 kWh per month on average. Energy use varies across regions in the country and among housing types. Single-family detached houses and mobile homes often have the highest average annual consumption type among all types.
Several factors affect the amount of energy you use at home, including:
Your HVAC system is the home appliance that uses the most energy. The air conditioning, heating, water heating and systems consume more than half of your home’s energy. These appliances are energy-intensive, even if their usage is mostly seasonal. That's why monitoring your household’s energy consumption is essential for responsible power management and cost efficiency.
Other top energy consumers in a house include:
There are many quick, easy ways to reduce energy in the household. For example, you might be unaware that home appliances draw small amounts of power when turned off but are still plugged in. That’s known as vampire energy. Unplug electronic devices when not in use for energy conservation. Here are some other simple tips to manage power usage efficiently:
Northeastern Power is your trusted retail energy provider that helps you optimize energy consumption for your home. We understand how crucial electricity is in keeping your home comfortable and safe. We also recognize the importance of proper energy use for cost efficiency. Strike a balance between comfort and cost to meet your needs.
Here’s how we can help in managing your energy use:
If you need quality energy services and reliable recommendations, choose NEP. We’ll look at how your whole home uses electricity and offer efficient ways to save energy. Sign up online to learn more about our residential energy solutions.