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[STEMO]

What is the price cap per kWh?

The price per unit has been frozen at 34.0p/kWh for electricity and 10.3p/kWh for gas.

According to Ofgem, a typical household uses 2,900kWh of electricity and 12,000kWh of gas in a year, which works out at the £2,500 figure Ms Truss claimed was the maximum

From t'internet. So yours looks too high, Tigger.

[STEMO]

Then again, you obviously haven't looked at your suppliers app properly 

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Perhaps Tigger has been a touch 'premature'

I hope the Darzett farm girls don't complain.

[STEMO]

Perhaps Tigger has been a touch 'premature'

I hope the Darzett farm girls don't complain.

Got to get there early, his energy has been capped.

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

It looks like our electricity has risen from 28p a unit to 34p.

£66 a month to help  until April.

No gas.

Heating oil has risen by about £700 per 1000 litres......£100 rebate from Liz.

Bottled 47KG propane not sure of the cost.

[Sir Tigger KC]

Then again, you obviously haven't looked at your suppliers app properly 

Ah yes... 

So my discounted rate is:

Leccy: 33.86p per kwh  S/C 51 ppd

Gas: 10.43p per kwh  S/C 26.84 ppd

So why put this up on people's account FFS?     



Good job I'm not the type to worry! 

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Money left over to buy another Marina?

[Sir Tigger KC]

Money left over to buy another Marina?

Ah if only M'Lud!   

Imagine a modern Marina!                                                         

[Doctor Gollum]

So basically they will simply charge up to the cap just because there is a cap. Which may have an impact on competition...

[STEMO]

So basically they will simply charge up to the cap just because there is a cap. Which may have an impact on competition...

There is no competition, every supplier is paying way more than the government imposed price cap. Charging up to the cap was a thing before Vlad invaded Ukraine.

[Rangie]

Was paying £115 per month , had some cash stagnant in an ISA so transferred £1750 into my energy account now paying £95 per month instead of around £300 which they had quoted now in credit by £1956. We have never paid out £300 a month for anything & have no intention of doing so. Even when we had a mortgage many years ago the payment was less than £200 when I read what some folk are having to pay I really don't know how they exist.

[STEMO]

Was paying £115 per month , had some cash stagnant in an ISA so transferred £1750 into my energy account now paying £95 per month instead of around £300 which they had quoted now in credit by £1956. We have never paid out £300 a month for anything & have no intention of doing so. Even when we had a mortgage many years ago the payment was less than £200 when I read what some folk are having to pay I really don't know how they exist.

Try £1200 a month, Mick, that's our mortgage payment. It does include an overpayment though. Mo took out a 15 year mortgage in 2016 (I'm too old to be considered) and it will be paid off early next year, 8 years early.

[Rangie]

That's scary Steve, guess I'm just a tight bastard..😁
Our daughter has an £18,000 mortgage but I've encouraged them to overpay it & theirs finishes in a couple of years,

[Andy B]

Was paying £115 per month , had some cash stagnant in an ISA so transferred £1750 into my energy account now paying £95 per month instead of around £300 which they had quoted now in credit by £1956. We have never paid out £300 a month for anything & have no intention of doing so. Even when we had a mortgage many years ago the payment was less than £200 when I read what some folk are having to pay I really don't know how they exist.

Try £1200 a month, Mick, that's our mortgage payment. It does include an overpayment though. Mo took out a 15 year mortgage in 2016 (I'm too old to be considered) and it will be paid off early next year, 8 years early.

There are quite a few here at work with that kind of monthly mortgage payment.  Christ knows what they'll be paying when interest rates go up even more.

[STEMO]

Was paying £115 per month , had some cash stagnant in an ISA so transferred £1750 into my energy account now paying £95 per month instead of around £300 which they had quoted now in credit by £1956. We have never paid out £300 a month for anything & have no intention of doing so. Even when we had a mortgage many years ago the payment was less than £200 when I read what some folk are having to pay I really don't know how they exist.

Try £1200 a month, Mick, that's our mortgage payment. It does include an overpayment though. Mo took out a 15 year mortgage in 2016 (I'm too old to be considered) and it will be paid off early next year, 8 years early.

There are quite a few here at work with that kind of monthly mortgage payment.  Christ knows what they'll be paying when interest rates go up even more.

Well, they'll just have to strike for a 10% wage rise, as is the fashion these days