This is not a very good measure, since so few people know Rhode Island is a state that they won't be able to determine the size of the fire anyway. The inhabitants of Rhode Island are a cross between the Sopranos and Family Guy. Rhode Island is famous for two things, mobstas and lobstas..
500 Wh x $ 0.25 = $0.12 per hour to run our air conditioner. Twelve cents per hour is your hourly cooling cost to run your A/C. Paul Presson, R.A. notes: Correct the cost per operating hour calculation-the $0.25/kwh needs to be divided by 1,000 to get the watt hour cost..
Below is a breakdown of the cost to operate an in-room air-conditioning unit for a day and for a month. In general, the higher the BTU rating, the more electricity your unit will pull. And, of course, the energy draw will vary by make and model. 6,000 BTU Air Conditioner (approximately 560 watts) This unit could cool a room up to 260 sq. ft. 24 hours/day: $2.42 per day or $72.58 per month. The math: (560/1,000) x ($0.18 per kWh) x 24 hours per day x 30 days. 12 hours/day: $1.21 per day or $36.29 per month.