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Old 29-07-2022, 13:18   #811
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Re: The energy crisis

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Originally Posted by nomadking View Post
Why not? If the costs to the suppliers has gone up, then the money has to come from somewhere.
The charge is basically just a tax on having a meter, regardless of use.
The whole "infrastructure" excuse has been exposed as just nonsense now.
My electricity standing charge almost doubled, I'm quite sure the cost of distributing that electricity did not.

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Households will see a discount of £66 applied to their energy bills in October and November, and £67 a month from December to March 2023.
Great, so they will of course be reducing my Direct Debit by £66 for six months ...
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