Printable home planner
Home Energy Audit Planner
Walk room by room, list the devices that use power, estimate the running cost and choose one practical change to test.
Example use
How someone might use this
Choose one room, appliance, document folder or move date. Fill the facts you already know, then leave clear blanks for quotes, receipts, serial numbers or dates you still need to find.
Quick start
Use it room by room
Start with heating, cooling, drying, cooking, refrigeration, home office gear, gaming devices and anything left on for long periods.
Write the wattage, hours used and your electricity price. If you only have a rough estimate, mark it as low confidence.
The aim is not to audit every plug perfectly. Choose one high-priority device and one action worth trying this week.
Number tools
Calculate the rows that need a cost
Useful reading
Understand the bill and the units
Why this planner is useful
Energy bills are hard to act on because the bill shows the total, while the useful decisions happen at device level. This planner gives you one place to record the room, appliance, wattage, time used, estimated cost and the next action.
Use it as a rough audit, not a promise of savings. Appliance labels, smart plugs, bill rates and real behaviour can differ, so the confidence column helps you spot which numbers need checking before you buy anything or change a routine.
The best outcome is usually simple: identify one device that is worth measuring properly, shortening, moving to a timer, repairing, replacing later or ignoring because the cost is too small to matter.
Print or save as PDF
The print button keeps the room-by-room sheet clean and hides the navigation, helper links and footer.
Only the planner sheet prints; navigation, helper links and page footer are hidden. In your browser print window, choose Save as PDF if you want a digital copy.
Printable planner
Home Energy Audit Planner
Record room, appliance, energy use, estimated cost, priority and one action.
Room-by-room shortlist
Running cost check
Priority and action notes
Final check
- One high-use or high-power device has a cost estimate.
- One low-confidence number has been marked for better measurement.
- One action is small enough to try this week.
- Seasonal devices are separated from everyday devices.
Common mistake
Do not judge a device by wattage alone. A high-watt device used briefly may cost less than a lower-watt device left on for many hours.
Good next step
Run the top two devices through the appliance running cost calculator, then choose the action with the clearest benefit and lowest hassle.