Summer electricity consumption: Ramat HaSharon at the top of the list
Newly released data reveals the electricity consumption habits of Israelis throughout the seasons. According to the data, the summer season, which lasts from June to September, is the period when households in Israel consume the highest amount of electricity.
During the summer months, the average electricity consumption per household stands at approximately 966 kWh. As a result of the increased use of air conditioners and cooling appliances, the average payment to the Israel Electric Corporation during this period reaches about 582 shekels per household.
The data indicates that Ramat HaSharon is at the top of the list of localities with the highest electricity consumption. This is a significant figure that highlights the differences between various regions in the country and the impact of the hot summer season on household expenses.
For comparison, electricity consumption in the winter season, between the months of December and March, is significantly lower. Experts explain that the use of electrical appliances for home heating does not reach the consumption levels of cooling systems during the peak of the Israeli summer.
These data help the public better understand their spending patterns. Residents are advised to continue monitoring their household electricity consumption, especially during periods of heavy heat waves, in order to manage the family budget wisely.