HOME ENERGY BASELINE AND ACTION LOG Yenra | Updated September 7, 2026 Article: https://yenra.com/energy-conservation-tips/ Use bills and a few clearly defined actions to build a household plan. Keep electricity, gas and other fuels in their original units. Copy rows as needed. Protect comfort, health and equipment requirements. HOUSEHOLD Heating/cooling/hot-water equipment: ________________________________ Renter/homeowner permissions: ______________________________________ Occupancy and comfort/accessibility needs: __________________________ BASELINE Period | Billing days | Electricity kWh | Fuel + units | Rate | Notes _______|______________|_________________|______________|______|______ _______|______________|_________________|______________|______|______ Daily electricity use = billed kWh / billing days. Fictional check: 600 kWh / 30 days = 20 kWh/day; 560 / 28 also = 20. Dollar bill changes alone do not establish energy savings. ACTION RECORD (COPY FOR EACH ACTION) Observation and likely cause: ______________________________________ Action/owner permission/equipment manual: __________________________ Date and cost: _____________________________________________________ Expected effect and calculation: ___________________________________ Before and after measurements: _____________________________________ Weather/occupancy/equipment changes: ________________________________ Comfort/result; retain, revise or investigate: ______________________ Next check date: ___________________________________________________ FICTIONAL LIGHTING EXAMPLE Old lamp 60 W, suitable replacement 9 W, use 4 hours/day, 365 days. Energy reduction = (60 - 9) / 1000 x 4 x 365 = 74.46 kWh/year. At invented avoided price $0.20/kWh: $14.89/year rounded. Use actual watts/hours and verify brightness, fitting and dimmer match. SUBSTANTIAL WORK Assessment findings and measured evidence: __________________________ Ventilation/combustion/moisture review required: _____________________ Qualified contractor scope and assumptions: _________________________ Current program eligibility verified with administering body: _______ Use equipment-specific heat-pump controls and service instructions. Avoid generic changes to water-heater temperature, insulation or vents. Unit explanation: https://www.eia.gov/energyexplained/electricity/measuring-electricity.php