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Britain�*s largest electricity supplier, british gas, has carried out a new study based on 13 common devices like tvs and washing machines. it claims £147 of our electricity bills is the result of devices on standby, that�*s the equivalent of two months�* worth of electricity charges. the energy saving trust have a different calculation, though. they think £55 of our annual bill is the fault of vampire devices. top vampire devices that are costing the uk households the most are your set—top boxes and your televisions. combined, they can cost, on average, around £50 per year on stand...

British gas, has carried out a new study which found, on average, £147 of our annual household electricity bills is down to devices left on standby. that is the equivalent of two months' worth of electricity charges. and with another big energy price rise planned for october, vampire devices could amount to £200 worth of that annual bill. top vampire devices that are costing the uk households the most are your set—top boxes and your televisions. combined, they can cost on average around £50 per year on standby. also, your microwaves. around £16 per year, also on standby. so the greatest ...

Mode. individual devices don't use that much electricity, but when we multiply it by all of the consumer electronics that fill our homes, it all starts to add up. largest electricity supplier has carried out a study that found on average £147 of annual electricity bills is down to devices left on standby. it is the equivalent of two months of electricity charges, and with another big energy price rise planned for october, vampire devices could amount bought £200 worth of that annual bill. top vampire devices that are costing uk households the most are your set—top boxes and your television...

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