'Vampire devices' cost UK households £147 a year:
UK households could save an average of £147 per year by switching off so-called vampire devices.
Vampire devices are electronics that drain a surprising amount of power even when they are on standby.
British Gas research indicates households in the UK are spending £3.16bn annually just for the privilege of leaving vampire devices on standby.
This equates to £147 a year for the average household - the equivalent of two months' electricity charges.
Has anyone got any similar figures for their home countries?
(Score: 2) by beernutz on Thursday April 28 2022, @07:36PM
This article seems to sum it up nicely:
https://shkspr.mobi/blog/2021/10/no-you-cant-save-30-per-year-by-switching-off-your-standby-devices/ [shkspr.mobi]