Electricity Usage Data - SOPEC Customers
the year in review
SOPEC Monthly Total Kilowatt-Hour Usage
The figure below displays the total number of kilowatt hours used each month by all residential SOPEC customers (green) and all commercial SOPEC customers (grey), throughout 2021 to date. As of May 2021, we are serving 16,434 residential and 2,601 commercial accountholders.
SOPEC Monthly Kilowatt-Hour Usage per Account
The figure below displays kilowatt-hour per account ratios for all SOPEC residential customers (green) and all SOPEC commercial customers (grey), each month so far in 2021.
To see your community’s green report for the most recent month of electricity usage, please see the Communities webpage. From here, click your community and locate the link to the report.
May 2021
The data below reflect our May 2021 aggregation report. Congratulations to SOPEC’s most efficient communities this month!
Residential customers
Commercial customers
May 2021 Account Numbers by Community
May 2021 Kilowatt-hour Usage by Community
The figures below display kilowatt-hour usage totals for each of SOPEC’s communities throughout the month of May 2021.
Additional electrical data analysis
The plot to the right displays the correlation between property size (square feet) and electricity usage for all SOPEC customers (residential and commercial).
The figures below display the total number of accounts in each of SOPEC’s communities in May 2021.
The figure to the left displays the correlation between the median household income in each SOPEC community and its average kilowatt – hour usage so far in 2021. The correlation is significant, which indicates that higher household income results in higher electricity usage among these communities.
The plot below displays the correlation between property size (square feet) and electricity usage for residential (in green) and commercial (in blue) customers. There is strong significance for residential properties but not for commercial properties. The correlation between property age and electricity were also considered, but no significance was shown.
