What does it cost per year (at 8 cents per kWh) for the power loss of a 12 AWG circuit conductor (100ft long) that has a total resistance of 0.40 ohms and current flow of 16A?

Electricity costs money. Probably when you were little, you didn’t realize this. Instead, if you got cold, you simply turned the thermostat up to a higher degree of heat.

However, the increase in electricity makes the bill higher. Your parents then had to pay more money for that electricity that was used. Sometimes, the parents may tell you not to touch the thermostat. Also, there are ways to determine how much your electricity costs per year by using a formula and the information that you have.

This includes how much the cost of kWh is. There may be the power loss and resistance. Therefore, if there are 12 AWG circuit conductor with a total resistance of 0.40 ohms and current flow of 16A, the cost per year would be thirty dollars.