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https://www.cableforum.uk/board/atta...0&d=1597753302 :erm: |
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Was just a thought (retired, too much time etc) that maybe the rapid automation of production/manufacturing processes was leading to us chasing our tails ;)
edit: aaah yes, gas flow diverted to Asia, just in time for the Christmas rush in cheap tat |
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All the articles on the price cap always refer to households with 'average' energy use.
What is the definition of "average use" - how many actual KWH ? |
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https://assets.publishing.service.go...ology-note.pdf I am sure many people use comparison sites, I use the MSE comparison site which uses my actual yearly usage to provide a more errr accurate guesstimation of what it would cost between the different suppliers. I refuse to class myself as part of an average family unit.:D |
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I simply want to know what they base it on, so I can see how far above average my useage is, and therefore calculate roughly the maximum I should be paying.
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---------- Post added at 15:22 ---------- Previous post was at 15:16 ---------- If they are true, then my electricity use is about average (except my Standard/E7 split, I use more Day, less Night). My Gas usage is definitely over average. |
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OK my brain is complaining I have feeling that the twaddle I've just posted is beyoung understanding. :D, so I'm going to lie down in a dark room and just be glad I don't need to revisit this conundrum ever, ever again. :) |
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Eventually, all that electricity will be for coolers, not heaters ;) |
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Once the prices settle down, I'll be comparing for a better deal. But I suspect many companies will go to the limit to enable them to recoup the losses they are making with Fixed Deals. ---------- Post added at 18:53 ---------- Previous post was at 18:50 ---------- Quote:
If you use less than the price cap level, can they charge you right up to the cap level? If you use more than the price cap level, does all your usage get charged at a higher rate? It is totally murky trying to get answers. |
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I only had a PAYG meter because that is how it was when I moved in. It had to be freshly installed(fire damage from previously tenant) before they knew who was going to move in. I couldn't switch away from PAYG until a smart meter was installed, which I did 3 years ago. One thing with prepayment meters is that they have to pay the retailers for having people top-up in person. Same as using credit cards. That is an extra cost. My PAYG rate was cheaper than the credit meter rate by 0.56p/Kwh. Based upon my current smart meter device readings and the letters about the new rates, if I was still on PAYG I would be paying 1.44p/KWh less. Difficult to be totally sure, because SSE have made such a mess over the tariffs they've informed me about. So many conflicting pieces of info from them. ---------- Post added at 19:19 ---------- Previous post was at 19:17 ---------- Quote:
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