HOW DO I GET OUTPUTS FOR ELECTRICITY AND GAS COST?

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As suggested in response to one of your previous posts, change the following Source Variable entry in both UtilityCost:Charge:Simple objects in the IDF ("totalEnergy", not "Electricity:Facility"):

UtilityCost:Charge:Simple,
    EnergyChargeElectric,    !- Utility Cost Charge Simple Name
    Electricity Tariff,      !- Tariff Name
    totalEnergy,             !- Source Variable ... not "Electricity:Facility" !
    Annual,                  !- Season
    EnergyCharges,           !- Category Variable Name
    0.077;                   !- Cost per Unit Value or Variable Name

UtilityCost:Charge:Simple,
    EnergyChargeGas,         !- Utility Cost Charge Simple Name
    Gas Tariff,              !- Tariff Name
    totalEnergy,             !- Source Variable ... not "NaturalGas:Facility" !
    Annual,                  !- Season
    EnergyCharges,           !- Category Variable Name
    0.0278;                  !- Cost per Unit Value or Variable Name

This generates the following in the eplustbl.htm file (or .html file):

To get kWh outputs (if desired), change the following prior to running the simulation:

OutputControl:Table:Style,
    CommaAndHTML,            !- Column Separator
    JtoKWH;                  !- Unit Conversion

EDIT: Not sure which .html file here (your recent screen capture) corresponds to the usual eplustbl.htm file:

There's an outstanding issue with the following IDF entry:

Output:Meter,
    Facility Total Cost,     !- Key Name
    hourly;                  !- Reporting Frequency

This generates the following in the eplusout.err file:

** Warning ** Output:Meter: invalid Key Name="FACILITY TOTAL COST" - not found.

Check the generated eplusout.mdd file for admissible output meters. Run time energy costs aren't there. EnergyPlus output variables and meters are usually reserved for physical quantities (e.g. degC, kg/s, W, J). However, as your tariff is straightforward (0.077 $/kWh), maybe it's simpler for you to post-process hourly "Electricity:Facility" outputs in the generated eplusout.eso file:

• convert to kWh
• x 0.077 $

This would at least give you a time series of hourly utility costs ... based on kWh only! Utility costs are usually a tad more complex (e.g. demand charges), which is why utility costs are typically aggregated and reported monthly (and/or annually).