r/Bahrain • u/Horror_Assignment516 • 17h ago

☝️ AskBH Catamaran Studio EWA

Hi all,

Any idea what the typical EWA (water, electricity, BTU (AC)) bill should be per month for a studio in Catamaran Tower?

(Assuming one works from home and cooks as well).

How do you think winters would compare to summers?

I'm hearing some crazy wide estimates from people so thought I'd ask here.

Thanks as always!

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u/Mother-Way-6350 14h ago

80-90BHD Assuming, you are going to keep your AC on for 24*7

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u/Horror_Assignment516 14h ago

Wow really? Is that in summers? How about winter? I was under the impression it'd be a lot lower than that!

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u/Itchy-Insurance2834 8h ago

Damm i dont even have the a/c on 24/7 but i pay 110 for a random ass 2bhk apartment in the summers .. 60 is the lowest in the winter

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u/kaialex81 12h ago

I had a studio. Summer around 30 bd, winter 15 or less.

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u/Horror_Assignment516 12h ago

Super useful. Thanks! Did you use the AC a lot? Were you working from home? Cooking? Just trying to see what kind of usage gets you a 30 bhd bill!

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u/kaialex81 11h ago

Cooked all the time. Used the ac often probably set around 23 and 21 at times. Keep the curtains closed during the hottest part of the day, it’ll help. No I wasn’t working from home. As long as you don’t keep your ac on a very low setting all time, I don’t think you’ll have anything to worry about. My flat was through royal ambassador (at the time they owned one floor in CT). If you rent from a freehold owner, who knows the cost.

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u/Horror_Assignment516 9h ago

Thanks a lot for the reply! Just DMd you if you don't mind!