@Quincy I don't think there is another guide I would like to see, as I am not decided whether putting one in the listings is a good idea or not, as a lot of guests don't even seem to read any details anyway.
Also I do feel that guests when they come away they don't want to be reminded about the cost of living while they are on holiday. It is a difficult one to decide, personally I would be much happier for Airbnb to prompt the guests during booking, then to come across as a nagging host.
If I do decide to put one in, I will probably make my own guide as each listing is unique and has a different heating system etc.
Interestingly I holiday every year in a great big, wind swept and draughty rambling house on the edge of a cliff which is totally out of this world. It is privately rented out and there, we pay our electricity and fuel bills on top of the rent at the end of our stay.
I know I have filled that house with family and friends, had the log fires burning, the central heating running and cooked masses of family dinners and I have never come away shocked at the extra bill at the end of the stay, it always seems quite reasonable. It does mean though that I am more mindful of doors and windows being left open while the heating is on !
I think I would like to see this as an option for hosts to introduce.