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That's weird, my rate went up 37%, and standing charge by 70%.
We don't have gas, just electric, so maybe that explains it...a bit?
Standing charge up to 50p a day from 21p a day.
That's weird, my rate went up 37%, and standing charge by 70%.
We don't have gas, just electric, so maybe that explains it...a bit?
Standing charge up to 50p a day from 21p a day.
oh boy, all my appliances must be ZZZ------------------- ishBack to the fridge for the moment - I've got stuff in a cool box at the moment but it's not really satisfactory. Was thinking that I could take stuff out of the freezer at night and put it in a properly insulated cool box like:
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but it would soon get scubby so I thought a proper cool box something like:
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but they're 50 quid odd so I caved in and have ordered a mini fridge from Currys for £80.
Incidentally all the energy ratings have been upgraded (downgraded?) so what was A+ is now F.
I just bought a 23-inch monitor with a power consumption of 13 W and it's rated as F
massive increase on teh gas standing charge or a comma placing mistake?I was only taking about my electric costs, standing charge has gone from 22.89p to 39.67p per day, the rate per kWh went from 20.53p to 28.08p.
On the gas side, standing charge has gone from 24.87p to 325.92p per day, the rate per kWh went from 3.86p to 6.97p.
massive increase on teh gas standing charge or a comma placing mistake?
They should have a facility to request repayment hidden away on the website somewhere; I've never been able to find it on EDF except by putting 'get repayment from EDF' into the search engine.My bill hasn't doubled or tripled - in fact the rate per unit of electricity has stayed the same. My daily standing charge has increased by 150%.
So my supplier obviously whacked up the DD.
I'm now nearly £300 in credit to fucking Eon.
It's hidden at the end of a page that takes following 15 separate links, it's also written in Latin just in case you find it anywayThey should have a facility to request repayment hidden away on the website somewhere; I've never been able to find it on EDF except by putting 'get repayment from EDF' into the search engine.
ordered, should all be here sometime june, xcitedSo:
20A Charger charging for 6.5 hours to give 130 Ah (1.6 kWh) to power 140 W computer for 7 hours.
Two 130 Ah Batteries. I discover that it’s 130 Ah (C100) meaning it’s only 130 Ah if discharged over 100 hours. If discharged over say 10 hours the capacity is only around 90 Ah. So I’m charging up 130 Ah worth but only getting 90 Ah back because of internal losses which is a bit of a shame but never mind. I’m thinking of two batteries so that they’re not deep cycling the whole time which I presume wouldn’t do them any good.
3 kW Inverter which might even let me run a 1 kW fan heater for an hour on sunny but cold winter day
I can’t retrofit a battery to my PV system so I’m hoping this will take me near off-grid between May and October. The panels would charge the batteries over day, with anything over the 240 W (20 A @ 12 V) being used by my existing controller to heat my immersion. I think that’s a cloudy but reasonably bright day. It all doesn’t take up too much room either, will need to allow for air flow but a block about 35l x 40w x 40h cm.
Tl:dr Costs around £310 and assuming a future price of 50p/kWh hopefully gives a repayment time of around 20 months.
It angers me more because they were a decent company before eating SSE. Instead of bringing SSE up to their level, it's brought their own customers down to SSE's level.
Idiots in charge.I just don't get how similar households bills can be so wildly different.
An average day of eating for Craig normally would consist of a full English breakfast, a packet of biscuits with tea or coffee, a burger for lunch and dinner from a fast food chain, like McDonalds or KFC.
£200 a week to £5 a week is quite the change.Quite impressed he managed it but mostly I'm just in awe at his normal day to day diet.
Landlord made spag bol from free Burger King while trying to live on £1 a day
Craig is raising awareness about the cost of living crisis.metro.co.uk
Standing charges are just fucking robberyIt's about £250 year just to have the meters in my house, before I use anything.
Taxing the wind farm and renewables as well, canny chap
And coming into winter, tooEnergy price cap: Typical energy bill set to rise by £800 a year in October
Industry regulator Ofgem warns households that they should expect higher energy bills this winter.www.bbc.co.uk
Come October it looks like bills are going to rise by roughly the same amount that they rose in April.
Same could be said of the government raking in extra tax due to rising prices of gas, electric, petrol and all other goods. I wonder if the government have taken this into account?This is why the windfall tax is totally justified, none of these companies foresaw this money coming - therefore they’ve not planned to spend it.
Same could be said of the government raking in extra tax due to rising prices of gas, electric, petrol and all other goods. I wonder if the government have taken this into account?
Get off the fence Jeff, tell us how you really feelI’ll just never forgive all the fucking scum and traitors who voted for the Boris regime in their hysterical anti-socialist hissy fit back in December 2019. They are 100% to blame for this shit.