This data is my home electric energy consumption from the Natinoal Grid web site. If you have National Grid as your provider, you can download the data from their website It represent my electricity usage for three personal accounts at my residence. I live in a three family and occupy two of the floors. There is also a common meter that supplies electricity for the front and back hall lights and exterrior and basement outlets.
The data set shows electricy consumption for the past two years in both usage and cost. I have augmented the National Grid data with power that is generated by a community solar project that I am a member of. Power generated by solar a solar provider is applied to as "net metering credits" and shows up on the bill from National Grid as a credit dollar amount.
Arributes are:
- accountNumber - is the electric account number for the row
- readDate - is the date of the reading
- readDays - is the number of days since the last reading for the row
- readType - is it an estimated or actual reading
- totalKwh - is the electricity consumed for the read days
- utilityCharges - is the bill amount in USD for the totalKwh consumed
- supplierCharges - the supplier charge
- totalCharges - the utilityCharges + supplierCharges
- avgDailyUsage - the daily average kWH consumed for the readDays
- readFromDate - the start date of the reading
- readToDate - the end date of the reading
- relativemonthBillDate - the first of the month date for the bill
- netMeterCredits - the USD credit amount from solar generated electricity by the solar provider