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Eon meter Reading
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Yes when I calculated the cost above I was assuming that it was the first 900kWh per quarter. It usually is quarterly.
900kWh is the annual threshold in this case. The period covers 62 days so 153kWh would be at the higher rate then the rest at the lower rate.Doing a quick calculation I think this would make the charges £90-£100 less.0 -
Ive just checked the readings again.
Since this time yesterday we used 14 Low and 16 high
compared to next door 2 Low & 3 high, like i said before next door do not work & are in all day.
The communal lights are very big & bright (not energy saving), and there is around 15 of them in the building on 24/7. theses would bring the price us if they where attached to our meter.
Out of interest is the flat a new build / new in the last couple of years?
Its not unheard of for the builder to mix up the meters0
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