So we have around 28m homes in the Uk, average standing charge is £250 a year for gas and leccy ……
So how much do they make before even 1kwh is sold …..
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That's another one of the reasons I refuse to have a smart meter fitted, or do any measuring of my electricity consumption beyond taking note of what I'm paying each month. I thoroughly despise the way that the responsibility for this energy affordability crisis is being passed on to individuals and families. I'll be damned if I let the greedy cunts get me into the habit of worrying about that shit on their behalf.
Take the 1 share. You can then go to the AGM and ask awkward questions.I just had this crazy mailshot from Bristol water ...
WaterShare+
WaterShare+ means everyone will benefit to the value of £13. This can be taken either as money off your bill or as shares in our parent company, Pennon Group Plc.www.bristolwater.co.uk
They are useful though for measuring how much each activity costs. I'd rather have one than not have one.That's another one of the reasons I refuse to have a smart meter fitted, or do any measuring of my electricity consumption beyond taking note of what I'm paying each month. I thoroughly despise the way that the responsibility for this energy affordability crisis is being passed on to individuals and families. I'll be damned if I let the greedy cunts get me into the habit of worrying about that shit on their behalf.
Does it deliver usage on timeline ?They are useful though for measuring how much each activity costs. I'd rather have one than not have one.
I'm getting a new fridge tomorrow as my 26 year old one is on the blink (the thermostat is failing and it's cooling things to much).I would never have thought I could more than half my electric use by replacing a 20 year fridge freezer, which was wasting over 2kHw per day, with a modern one, that will pay for itself in about 8-9 months,
I heard there have been powercuts in some parts of the country?
The government has warned energy firms not to hike customers' direct debit payments when households are making "huge efforts" to cut usage.
The business secretary has written to suppliers asking them to ensure bills show what homes are actually using, as opposed to overcharging on estimates.
Grant Shapps said he was concerned by reports direct debits are rising as people take steps to cut energy bills.
Regulator Ofgem has been asked to look at making billing "more responsive".
Fuuuck.One day with sick baby so had to keep heating on for a few hours
How the fuck is this sustainable??!??!View attachment 353194
One day with sick baby so had to keep heating on for a few hours
How the fuck is this sustainable??!??!View attachment 353194
Looks like power consumption for both gas and electric to me.Not being on gas myself I first thought that was electricity consumption
115kWh in a day.
I am guessing you must live in an old uninsulated & draughty place.
yeah boiler is ages old, but it's a rental and semi detached...
I am lucky my landlord replaced the boiler this year, despite the 30+ year old one was still working, but looking back to Jan, when it was bloody cold compared to now, and heating was on all day, I still averaged under 55kWh per day on gas & about 5kWh on electric, you must have a very leaky house.
Is the loft even insulated?
Looks like power consumption for both gas and electric to me.
Works out at 14p per kWh so must be mostly gas.
Have had a firm word with myself over this, and refuse to tie myself up in knots any further.I am so fucking sick and tired already of looking at my smart meter and being caught up in anxiety, just for doing everyday fucking stuff like putting a bastard wash on, or having the heating on FOR HALF AN HOUR.