A bit of interfamilial tension is all good, hard questions are productive if the outcome is a better understanding
It is one of LPEs problems communicating accurately, with all the variables in billing cycles and seasonal consumption the 4c only paints half the picture and is always looking backwards.
GWh under billing are an excellent annual measure but add confusion to the 4c with summer and winter receipts cycling widely. As an example if the GWH under billing were static, the next 4c should be around 25% higher receipts than the September 4c
Taken from the seasonal load chart, showing dollars billed/month for a single GWh under billing
The sept quarter average is 15518, whilst dec will be 19480 (25.5% higher)
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