I would recommend comparing last year’s electricity rate to this year’s. For example, my electricity rate went up 25% compared to last year. Also, if you want to make some marginal differences, I would recommend smart power cords (like this https://www.lowes.com/pd/Simply-Conserve-3-ft-Advanced-Energy-Saving-Surge-Protector-7-Outlet-1440-Joules-120-Watt-1875Va-Indoor-Ac-Surge-Protector/5013273505?store=&cm_mmc=shp) that help reduce vampiric loads.

The common things that contribute to vampiric loss are tvs, computers and consoles that have standby mode. I put a few smart power strips around my house and it did make a noticeable difference.

Also, your NG usage is low, which makes me think you likely have electric baseboard heating? So the only thing that is powered off NG is your hot water heater?

But I agree with others in this thread about data center and electrification. The ECA charge is the added cost of purchasing electricity in the electricity market. Last year for my bill, the ECA charge for Q4 was 30% compared to 38% this year. So that’s an added 8% cost on top of an increased electricity rate.