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Trying to sort out how much gas I use at home but some of the terms used are confusing to say the least.

Switching sites ask for your gas usage in kwh but my present energy company gives my usage in mega joules.

When looking to see how to convert mega joules to kwh I have also come across gas measured in cubic feet and cubic metres.

I would be grateful if somebody could enlighten me on how I can make the conversion from mj to kwh.

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46 minutes ago, Oddfellow said:

I don't think they allow you to use Google from the black chair..... :-)

 

Mine is a google result as alluded to by Oddfellow , in my physics A level days we were taught a rough answer could be achieved by taking a quarter of the mégajoule figure then adding 10% of that figure , then adding 1% of the result 50megajoules in kWh by this method equates to 13.8875kwh

using the google version the more accurate answer is 13.889kwh ,the method I learnt at school didn’t need the use of a calculator .

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