First, you need to determine whether you have an imperial meter or a metric meter:
I have an imperial meter
To convert imperial meter readings to kWh, all you need to do is:
If your imperial meter measures in cubic feet rather than hundreds of cubic feet, you’ll need to use 0.0283 for step 2 rather than 2.83. If it uses thousands of cubic feet, you’ll need to use 28.3 instead. Your meter will usually say ‘x100’ or ‘x1000’ to indicate the higher units of measurement.
I have a metric gas meter
Calculate your reading as explained in the section above. Convert from imperial to metric by multiplying the units by 2.83. Multiply by volume correction factor (1.02264). Multiply by calorific value (40.0). Divide by kWh conversion factor (3.6).
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