Electricity prices

upnortheast

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Livestock Farmer
Location
Northumberland
Are you able to state what Hrs a Day/Night are and any difference for weekends?
Economy 7 tariff has been around for years 12 - 7 am GMT
With the rollout of smart meters & half hourly metering (now standard on supplies over, I think, 50kva) the energy companies latest weeze is to bring in tariffs with different rates during the day. for example 7am -9 am & early evening high rate. mid morning & mid afternoon cheaper. - as you have found out
 

Chickcatcher

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
SG9
I think it wise to also check if there are any further add on charges. As I have posted earlier my Electric cost is good but the add on charges nearly equal the cost per Kw of the actual electric cost.
 

Karliboy

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Livestock Farmer
Location
West Yorkshire
I tell you what that fudgin e.on next lot are a set of cheeky barstewards. They take over my house hold electric from Npower who I haven’t had a bill from since September so I paid up £300 in middle of feb and sent a new meter reading got new bill next day for another £55 so thou I’d pay it when I get paid in a fortnight day before I was going to pay I gets a red letter from them for it threatening bailiffs and £20 for late payment. Turns out they want paying monthly now not quarterly and they only give you 10 days to pay. 2 days later I gets a letter saying a price increase of £60 a year.
so who’s the best for house hold electric only ruff quote I have so far is British Gas and there £50 cheaper than I’m already paying (with a quarterly bill which I prefer over DD)
 

bobk

Member
Location
stafford
I tell you what that fudgin e.on next lot are a set of cheeky barstewards. They take over my house hold electric from Npower who I haven’t had a bill from since September so I paid up £300 in middle of feb and sent a new meter reading got new bill next day for another £55 so thou I’d pay it when I get paid in a fortnight day before I was going to pay I gets a red letter from them for it threatening bailiffs and £20 for late payment. Turns out they want paying monthly now not quarterly and they only give you 10 days to pay. 2 days later I gets a letter saying a price increase of £60 a year.
so who’s the best for house hold electric only ruff quote I have so far is British Gas and there £50 cheaper than I’m already paying (with a quarterly bill which I prefer over DD)
DD is much cheaper , if you think Eon are bad , British Gas are in a different league
 

Chickcatcher

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
SG9
@Karliboy You mention that they are going to charge an extra £60 a year. So at the end of the year do you get a balancing charge/rebate? I dont get this going to be charged £X/month then at the end of the year you get something you were not expecting. Do many that do this £X a month actually realise what there charges are per Kw, per day standing charge, with then the extra add on for this that and everything else?
 
@Karliboy You mention that they are going to charge an extra £60 a year. So at the end of the year do you get a balancing charge/rebate? I dont get this going to be charged £X/month then at the end of the year you get something you were not expecting. Do many that do this £X a month actually realise what there charges are per Kw, per day standing charge, with then the extra add on for this that and everything else?

Known as "Confusion Billing".
 

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