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Gas & Electricity
Just reviewed mine was with B Gas and from November I was put on there new standard tariff.
Upon Investigation I would be paying based on my past annual consumption. Gas - £1287.10 a year (based on 30000 KWH) Electricity - £670.83 a year (based on 5000 KWH) Total - £1957.93 - :eek: What I found is a lot a companies baffle you with **p per first 150 units the **p after, some include vat some dont some have a charge some dont, total minefield. However after doing a money saving thing on energy helpline ( energyhelpline.com - Switch and save on gas and electricity bills - impartial and free!) I should be saving per year £372.00 with First Utility + £30 Incentive after 90 days. Could be worth a look for anyone looking to reduce there outgoings. So what are you paying for Gas & Electric? to much? |
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The new one I have chosen said No cancellation fees so worth a gamble at that saving if its no good then I will swap again. |
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I'm with British Gas (did deviate to NPower a few years ago but never again) and am on the EnergySmart scheme, I supply my meter readings each month on-line & so just pay for the amount of electricty & gas I have used instead of paying a fixed price per month, works well for me
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Always been with British Gas, never had a bill that has come through and thought that we were paying too much. Always been less than expected actually.
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i'm with EDF and was persuaded to change to scotish power by a salesperson who did so by misleading me as to the benifits.It was on the next bill that I realised I had been lied too. I changed back to EDF but was bitten in the nether regions with cancelation fees. That taught me a lesson.
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There was something in the press recently about all the different pricing structures that different energy companies use, the government said something along the lines that they are going to intervene so that the companies make it a lot easier for folk to understand, about damn time too.
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I have switched so many times I've lost count.
I am with EDF until January but I don't like the recent hike in prices. Maybe they will still be the cheapest. I won't know until I visit a few switching sites in January and enter my annual usage figures. |
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Can't see the point of switching, the new company you sign up to might be cheap for a month until they put up the prices and make it the same price as everybody else.
It's about time the Utilities were back in public ownership and the government control electric and gas prices. |
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Mind you that comes as no surprise to most people as they never know what I am talking about. :s_boom: |
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. . . . . .er what? |
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It looks likely that gas prices will go up again soon due to the uncontrollable leak in the North Sea rig.
UK prompt gas rises on North Sea field shutdown - Finance News - London South East |
Gas prices are overdue to go up, we have had 5 days of sunshine thus reducing the demand for gas, leaving them with a glut & storage costs. These things are passed on to the consumer.
We are lucky though, we could have had 5 days of bitter cold causing a greater demand for gas, which in turn would have meant the companies having to buy more gas just as demand is really high forcing the price to the consumer up. |
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It says they have shut down, presumably to fix the leak. |
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"It is thought to be the first incident of its kind in the North Sea with no clear indication of how quickly it can be resolved." |
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It does not say it is still leaking though.
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P&J Energy "OIL giant Total has confirmed that a major gas leak on one of its North Sea platforms could go on for months and admitted there is a risk of explosion." "Concerns have been expressed that the oil giant may never be able to find a solution to stemming the leak, which will take the “world’s greatest mechanical engineers” to fix." |
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You are right Margaret that it is out of control, just been reading about it before in FT before I read your link. It looks like it could end up very nasty. Can't post a link sorry because you need to register to read it.
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