Blueclouds
Player Valuation: £35m
Scary prices. Winter going to be carnage. Not seen my rise yet, when do we get told our increase on the bill?
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Energy Prices
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I'm banking as much credit with my provider right now. Thankfully I'm not much of a heater person even in Winter so that shouldn't be an issue. This will likely force me to go back into the office 5 days to keep the leccy bill down.
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Coal gone up for the first time in ages - smokeless only not by 80 percent though ..around 20 percent - I had 2 tons delivered two weeks ago runs 8 radiators plus all the hot water we need .....but
Install use gas to cook plus electricity so My bills will go up - but winter will not bother us ...,.
I also burn dry kiln logs & recycled sawdust logs if homee bargains stock them - the guy next door has had a heat pump installed.'..... the engineer told me they don't work that well......
This is a killer for 20 percent of the public & any industry & we sit on black gold ...'Germany have decided to open some coalmines - Poland have over 300 operating & their coal is shale coal very poor coal .....it's their main industry...,.
Her statement North sea gas would last for ever seems so futile now ........
The green aim in the future is obtainable at a cost investment should have happened when Thatcher closed our coal mines .....
They will still ramp up the standing charges per day.
Of course but not as a big of an issue to me.
coollino
Player Valuation: £80m
Yeah, that's the thing. I don't really think you'll save loads by not using the heating in the day etc.
The most effective thing will probably just have your house 2 degrees lower or so that normal, on a consistent basis. Plus no using heating (or letting the house go cold, to warm, to cold etc) brings a lot of health issues too
Which? Have estimated gas prices will be £0.15 kwh. Electricity £0.52 kwh. These are for direct debit customers, so anyone on prepayment probably gets hammered more.
Energy price cap rises to £3,549: how will it affect your bills? - Which? News
Energy prices for customers on out-of-contract tariffs are higher than they’ve ever been. Use our tool to calculate what today's news means for your own payments
Take your estimated usage and times it by the above and you'll get a sense of it.
Basically my gas bills look set to double based on that.
Connor mcloud
Player Valuation: £10m
Apparently the going rate for getting your electric meter put on the fiddle now starts at £350, according to an electrician in my local,
duncs pigeon
Player Valuation: £35m
Was on a fixed rate unti Feb this year.
Elec 16p per kw- October 52p over 300% increase
Gas 2.69 per kw - October 15p per kw 500% increase
Elec s/c up by over 200% on both G&E.
Im banking credit with suppliers this year and hopefully carry me through to next year, but going to be struggle winter 2023/24.
Elec 16p per kw- October 52p over 300% increase
Gas 2.69 per kw - October 15p per kw 500% increase
Elec s/c up by over 200% on both G&E.
Im banking credit with suppliers this year and hopefully carry me through to next year, but going to be struggle winter 2023/24.
Ha, yeah, I've deliberately brought a few jumpers in the sale so I can layer up. It's not like I have the thermostat on mega high anyway.
Absolute travesty of long term policy failure to secure energy supplies cheaply, securely and sustainably. Also a failure to invest in infrastructure such as insulation.
Catphish
Player Valuation: £50k
Do you mean underground, or in reserves? Why isn't it being used? (American here, not too savvy on UK life)
We were asked to put our direct debit up now to build a credit, but I was reluctant to as you never know what may happen to the energy companies.
We’ve roughly estimated what our monthly bill will be and have started putting extra aside: we’ll gain interest on it and pay the arrears quarterly.
We’ve roughly estimated what our monthly bill will be and have started putting extra aside: we’ll gain interest on it and pay the arrears quarterly.
I think the current standard price rises were generally as..
Electric 28p to 52p per unit
Gas 7p to 14p per unit
Very basic rise comparison..
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