I assume that 32W is HF-ballast power rating, i.e. the tubes actually use 32W whn powered by HF ballast. So, we have to add the ballast's own power consumption. It is fair enough to assume that with the ballast, the power would be about 36W for each tube
Together that is 72W
The emergency module (its charging transformer) draws another maybe 1..2 W
Together that is 74W
74W = 0.074kW
Running that for 1 hour takes 0.074kWh. With electricity cost of $ 0.15/kWh, that is 0.074kWh * $0.15 = $0.011. (Change according to your electricity rates)
Running for 24 hours : 24 * $0.011 = $0.26
Running for a month : 30 * $0.26 = $7.80
Running for a year : 365 * $0.26 = $94.90
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