Here in Norway the average is 16k kWh a year[1], or about 44kWh a day, but then most uses electricity for heating, hot water etc and it gets fairly cold during winter.

[1]: https://forbrukerguiden.no/normalt-stromforbruk/

Similar numbers for Sweden. Americans (actually most of the English speaking world) seems to be terrified of insulation.

Is that really the accepted unit for measuring the power-consumption of a home? Can't we just use kilowatts?