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Night storage heaters, RHT tariffs and EON Energy
Dear All,I have been advised to ask on this site having not achieved any useful progress after contacting EON back in 2021. My house has got two sets of night storage heaters on different floors. The set on the top floor date from the 60s & 70s, have proved to be reliable and convenient and I don't want to loose them. They…
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Octopus insisting we have a smart meter
Octopus keeps insisting our meter will stop working soon and we need a smart meter. What will happen if we don't agree?
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Refund
Hi My Aunt passed last year leaving me as next of kin and executor. I have dealt with everything easily as she didn't have a property and very little in the bank who did not require Grant of Probate to release the funds. Outfox The Market are now the last service I have to deal with and they are refusing to release a…
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Small bathroom heater
Hi all I wonder if I can ask for a some much needed advice here, I have a small bathroom which tends to get really cold, so much so I dread getting undress for the shower, as there are no radiators in there at all, all I have to heat this room is a very old standalone small electric fan heater , which stands on the laundry…
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Intelligent Octopus - but what about gas?
Hi, We're looking at switching to Octopus as new customers, and then to Intelligent Octopus, for their cheaper night rates as we recently bought an EV. However, this is an electricity only tariff. Do Octopus do solo gas tariffs to go with this, or do we need to find a different supplier for gas only? The Octopus website…
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Billing dates seem wrong from BG
Hi all. Last bill was for the dates between 30.11.2024 and 31.12.2024 Current bill is from 23.12.2024 to 31.1.2025 Have I been charged again for the week dated 23.12.2024 to 31.12.2024?
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Son buying all-electric flat. What should he do with immersion heater?
This discussion was created from comments split from: All electric flat w/ Electric heaters (Not night storage). Best option for hot water?.
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Working out charge for my storage heaters
As you all know , I’m fighting to kept my afternoon boost as I think I need it but …. Do I ?? my heaters are dimplex box of bricks style Both 3.4 kw I currently get 5 hours overnight 2 hours afternoon boost economy 7 would give me 7 hours overnight , no afternoon boost I’m presuming the heaters will only take some much…
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MSE Exclusive - Next Fixed 16m V1 - Switched to wrong tariff
Hi, I have requested to switch to the E.ON Next - Next Fixed 16m V1 (already an Eon client, but on a tracker tariff) using MoneySavingExpert "Cheap energy club". However, Eon switched me to Next Fixed 16m V2 tariff, which is slightly less advantageous. Anyone else had the same issue? Thank you
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EDF: 4 hours of free electricity this Valentine's Day
We're sharing the love! Get four hours of free electricity between 7pm - 11pm on Friday, 14 February. https://www.edfenergy.com/free-elec
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Rebel energy
Hi, me and my girlfriend have recently moved into our first place together, our electricity supply has been taken over by a scam company called Rebel Energy, when my landlord calls them they refuse to talk to him because he’s not the account holder and when I call them they say we can’t switch because we’re under contract.…
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Trust electric radiators
I have been looking at these radiators. They are so expensive but claim to use half of an oil filled radiation such as the rointe ones. Has anyone got any experience or specialist knowledge or advice on them ? Are they worth the outlay to save the energy costs long term ?
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Smart gas meter blank since April. Octopus unresponsive.
In Early April 2023 our smart gas meter display went blank. Our IHD stopped giving gas readings at the same time. I reported this to Octopus by phone who asked me to press the buttons on the front of the meter, take photographs, and send these to them. I did this for all button pressing options. The meter remained blank,…
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Electric only £400+ monthly bills
Hi all, I'm in need of some help, I live in a 2 bedroom property with my partner and child, both have Raynaud's disease. We are unfortunately in an electric only bungalow with no access to gas and finding the money to switch to oil hard to save for, mainly because of the ongoing electricity bill. We discovered an issue…
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Making the best of Fischer heating
One of my friends rents a small bungalow with this heating and it's costing her a fortune and the house is always cold - reading threads here I can understand why. Because it's rented she can't change the heating and the LL isn't interested because clearly it has working heating Can people suggest any ways she can make the…
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EDF Energy monitor with solar panels
I have a smart meter and a shade greener solar panels. I am wanting to change energy suppliers possibly to EDF. Does the energy monitor from EDF show when you are using solar energy. I am currently with Scottish power and it shows a pylon. I am wanting something similar so I know when to use free energy.
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All electric flat w/ Electric heaters (Not night storage). Best option for hot water?
Hi all, Here's where I'm at: I own a two all bed all electric flat. It has a Pulsacoil immersion boiler (approx 10 years old), and electric clay (not night storage) heaters with individual thermostats in each room, and I'm on an economy7 tariff. Heat pumps or solar panels simply aren't a viable option for me currently,…
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British Gas Homecare - point of concern
Cancelled mine because I had a relatively new boiler and got it for an annual service. However to ensure you qualify for the manufacturer’s warranty your boiler must be maintained in accordance with the manufacturer’s guidelines - or you lose it! British Gas told me when I asked that they do not service or maintain your…
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Comparison site for EV or TOU tariffs
As per subject - is there any comparison site that works with EV or TOU tariffs? Compare the market has a flag for it but it doesn't seem to work - it says there are no tariffs available when I know of at least a few. Uswitch doesn't even have a flag for it.
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Saving energy and close to £1k per year with a hot water bottle
I stumbled across this piece of research that showed that switching your thermostat down by 1 or 2 degrees (not off completely) and using a hot water bottle instead can save you close to £1k per year if you live in a detached house. I'm contemplating it as an experiment but would be great to hear how easy it was to do. Has…
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