Overview
This Month kWh
86,062
▲ 4.2% vs last month
Peak Demand
138.2
kW | 87% of kVA (= PF)
PF at Peak kW
0.870
⚠ Below 0.90 threshold
Est. Bill
KSh 2,153k
KES | CI1 tariff
⚠️ Power Factor below 0.90 at hourly peak — surcharge may apply. Note: KPLC bills on 15-minute peak interval; our 1-hour data may underestimate the true peak. Ask AI Energy Doctor for help.
Consumption Trend
Load & Power Factor
Hourly Load Profile — Typical day
Power Factor Trend (6 months)
Cost Analysis
Monthly Cost Breakdown
Recent Monthly Estimates
Estimated from 1-hour interval profile data — not actual KPLC bills. PF shown is at hourly peak kW (KPLC bills on 15-min peak interval).
| Month | kWh | Peak kW | PF | Est. Total |
|---|
| Jun 2025 | 86,062 | 138.2 | 0.870 | KSh 2,153,303 |
| May 2025 | 82,540 | 132.8 | 0.882 | KSh 2,023,316 |
| Apr 2025 | 79,180 | 128.5 | 0.912 | KSh 1,879,687 |
| Mar 2025 | 84,320 | 135.1 | 0.891 | KSh 2,033,887 |
| Feb 2025 | 80,750 | 129.4 | 0.905 | KSh 1,916,052 |
Baseload Analysis
Hourly kVA Pattern (3-month avg)
Peak Demand Charge Savings
Current Peak Demand158.9 kVA
Daytime Average125.5 kVA
Peak-to-mean gap33.4 kVA
Potential with motor sequencing~142 kVA
Monthly Demand SavingsKSh 18,382
Annual Demand SavingsKSh 220,581
Motor start staggering & HVAC sequencing only. Daytime load is mandatory operations. Savings reflect ~50% peak-to-mean gap reduction on demand charge (KES 1,100/kVA).
Solar + Battery Sizing
Solar ROI Preview (On-grid, Nairobi, zero export):
Recommended system: 136 kWp solar • Estimated cost: KES 8.2M – 10.9M
Monthly generation: 14,462 kWh (17% of consumption) • Annual savings: KES 2.3M
Payback: 3.5 – 4.7 years • Minimal curtailed energy
Sized to match peak daytime demand. For higher offset, add battery storage.
