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Same here, my roof would be excellent but no idea where to start or even if it's worth it.
Most companies will come out and do a survey for free with an indication of peak power generation and costs.
Same here, my roof would be excellent but no idea where to start or even if it's worth it.
All this indication is a bit poor IMO though if i'm going to be spending upwards of £5k i want to know what i'm getting for my money and if its even worth it. Imagine paying that money and you realise your never going to see it pay for its self.
Need to get rid of this peak power output rubbish and base it off something more realistic they must have some averages by now to base it all off.
Guys I posted in the EV thread but just wondering if I'm likely to get a better rate than Octopus Go?
£0.25 daily
£0.15kw day
£0.05 in the 4 hour window.
We expect to do around 10,000 miles per year in our car and so far we are getting around 3.5 miles/kWh (currently heavy footed!)
I know prices range dramatically but I think this works out much cheaper than our Avro contract with £0.1785 all round.
Happy to switch drier and dishwasher onto the night tariff every now and then to save on electric also.
All this indication is a bit poor IMO though if i'm going to be spending upwards of £5k i want to know what i'm getting for my money and if its even worth it. Imagine paying that money and you realise your never going to see it pay for its self.
Need to get rid of this peak power output rubbish and base it off something more realistic they must have some averages by now to base it all off.
I switched to Igloo and managed £200 in signing up under a referral and giving the link out. I want to use that up before switching. The thing is, our third payment comes out on the 17th and so far we haven’t received a single bill. We enter the readings ourselves, they can’t connect to our smart meter and we can’t change the direct debit until after the third payment is made.
I’m looking to switch, their user interface is pretty poor
I went with a supplier recently that I had never heard of. Hub energy. ..... If I remember correctly they are backed by some rich American company so hopefully won't go bust......
How do you get these multi rates dependent on time of day? those are way better than I pay octopus. Although that daily charge seems high, basically £8 a month even if no electric used.
As some may have seen Hub energy went under yesterday. Ofgem are making a statement very soon today regarding who the customers are going too and I hear they are going to Eon Next but this should be confirmed shortly.
@mdaw can see you posted a few months ago that you had gone to Hub energy so just a heads up
Side note... think you jinxed it!
It's the electric car tarriff they offer. I think you need to have an EV to access it? Could be wrong though.
New Octopus Go Tariff (for our postcode in Street, Somerset):
Date rate (04:40 to 00:30) - 16.26p
Night rate (00:30 - 04:30) - 5p
Standing charge: 25p
Switch to Igloo who have no exit charges, do so using a code and get your £50 and a month after signing up leave them for a fixed term having the extra £50 in your account or maybe even £100 if you persuade someone else to use your code. You'll still be the right side of any price capsMy 12m fixed deal with Shell Energy is ending soon, just had a look for a new fixed deal, Avro are coming out the cheapest. Don't really want a variable tariff so that discounts Igloo, Ovo, bulb etc, reasoning energy prices are only going in one direction so would like a little certainty (plus the price cap is going up in October which means all suppliers seem to use this as the "minimum pricing" they are willing to charge ). Anyone found anything better (East Midlands)?
Electricity Standing Charge = 17.85p
Electricity Day Rate = 18.113p
Gas Standing Charge = 19.085p
Gas Day Rate = 3.392p
Smart Meter, no electric car, standard times of usage etc.
My Pure Planet tarrif is coming to an end in October, they've just shown me two options to sign up with them again, one at £400 more than my current yearly costs, and the other one at £650 more...
Time for the price comparison merry go round again, but I'm not hopeful. This is getting silly.