How many kilowatts does the average school use in each day?

Answer 1

The actual answer varies based upon the size of the school and the extent to which they attempt to conserve energy.

As a guideline, a 1000 square-foot building uses approximately 1,146 kW per day under the assumption that (on average) 17 kWh of electricity is used per square foot annually. So, that's 1.146 kW per day per square foot of space.

Answer 2

The average school consumes between 500-1,000 kilowatt-hours (kWh) per day. This usage can vary based on the size of the school, the number of students and staff, and the energy efficiency of the building.

Answer 3

This answer has many variables due to the square foot area of the school. Basic school power estimates are based on so many watts per square foot. Depending on where the school is located and what school the country is in all have to fit into the equation. Whether the school needs heat in the winter time or air conditioning in the summer time all add up to the total consumption of electrical power.

Answer 4

schools use up to 10 times as much energy a day as a house does every day

Answer 5

it should be none because without electricity we cant go to school!

Answer 6

1000Kw per year