EnCalcGU 3.3

Calculates the actual and predicted cost and CO2 of gas used Have you ever wondered what your gas bill is likely to be before you get it? Would you like to work out for yourself whether it is really worth changing gas supplier? Is your gas bill correct? How much CO2 do you generate each quarter from gas use? Or may be you want to help the environment by reducing energy consumption, monitoring your gas use can contribute to this. If the answer to any of these is yes then maybe EnCalcGU can help you. EnCalcGU calculates the cost of gas, allowing both the real cost based on meter readings and forward prediction based on the readings and elapsed time. The results can be saved to a log file for later analysis. You can store the results in a log file to analyze them later. The program can cope with different charging rates for gas based on a preset threshold, different calorific values/correction factors, imperial and metric meters, varying tax rates plus fixed charges enabling most charging models to be handled. It will also calculate the amount of CO2 generated. EnCalcGU is part of the JSutils group of software utilities which have a theme of energy conservation. Note: You must register a free, non-comercial use account here. Requirements: · 1GHz CPU · 512 MB RAM What’s New in This Release: · Added option to check for latest version of the program · Program can now be run at the end of install · Gas rates now work to 6 decimal places · Updated default costs · Fixed a bug where discount 1 not restored on starting program if % discount selected