American in Australia - the house quality, even if the building is new(er), is absolutely shocking. I'm contributing to climate change with all the heat/cool bl

American in Australia - the house quality, even if the building is new(er), is absolutely shocking. I'm contributing to climate change with all the heat/cool bleed from my rental. Where I never even thought about the electricity bill from where I am in the U.S., I'm spending anywhere from $60 to $250 a month depending on season, where the anecdata average is actually 2x or 3x that. Thankfully two or three years ago, we signed up for amber.com.au which will give you real time pricing and alerts so we can be thoughtful about usage in peak demand. I've been tracking usage via their API for ~two years https://flatgithub.com/dalanmiller/electricity?filename=3121_prices.csv&filters=&sha=a13b79050e4940f6260bb2cb83e9e781bc9e331b&sort=requested_at%2Cdesc&stickyColumnName=requested_at https://flatgithub.com/dalanmiller/electricity?filename=3121...