Ignore_Alien_Orders
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Frighten people with a £6,000 a year cap and then they’ll kiss your backside for capping it at double last years price.
The caps always include the standing charge elemetn and it's set to start on Oct 1 , if your are on variable tariffThe energy companies obviously offer the same rate for gas and power to every household for a year and businesses for 6 months.
Does anyone know when this cap actually starts and does the cap include ‘standing charges’. ??????
I spent £6.47 charging mine yesterday morning.Electric car users must have breathed a big sense of relief - their energy prices are only doubling not quadrupling.
Electric car users must have breathed a big sense of relief - their energy prices are only doubling not quadrupling.
So I can put heating on 24/7 for next 2 years and will pay a max of £5,000 in total ?
We'll all be EV owners soon. We'll just wait for you to catch upElectric car users must have breathed a big sense of relief - their energy prices are only doubling not quadrupling.
For typical usage, your bill could be more or less depending how much you use.So with the £400 winter payment to all house holds this means in reality it's capped at £2,100 or £175/Month
Thank You Liz
No that is not how it works. The average bill per year will be £2500( minus the £400 every household is getting off their bills this year), this is not a cap on the most you pay each year. The cap is on the price per unit of gas of electricity, if you use twice as much energy per year then the average household your bill will be twice as much as the average yearly bill. i.e £5000 per yearSo I can put heating on 24/7 for next 2 years and will pay a max of £5,000 in total ?
Thanks Baron, I think my usage would be typical in natureFor typical usage, your bill could be more or less depending how much you use.
Good job there isn't a way to generate power from spouting transfer *****. You'd be able to power the countryThanks Baron, I think my usage would be typical in nature
I pay 7.5p/kWh to charge my car.Electric car users must have breathed a big sense of relief - their energy prices are only doubling not quadrupling.
Daft question.......how does the supplier know whether you're charging your car or baking a spud in the oven?I pay 7.5p/kWh to charge my car.
To give the Tories their due, they know how to play certain people don't they?
it doesn't, I get 6 hours fixed at 7.5p/kwh every night for the whole house, plus if the provider chooses (I basically tell it what time I need my car ready for, changed to x% the next day, it sorts out the actual charging profile) to charge my car for any period outside of those 6 hours then I get those slots at the cheap rate too (again for the whole house). Those 6 hours are always there regardless though.Daft question.......how does the supplier know whether you're charging your car or baking a spud in the oven?
Yup. All you have. Same tired response.