Changing an economy 7 meter with E.ON

jimexbox

Premier wrote: »

Exactly

So how did you calculate the £29 per quarter saving?

... and more importantly, howcome the E.on representative you spoke to confirmed that you'd save even more than that amount? :eek:

Their figure was an annual saving.

My figures for 69 days, not had my bill yet are...

Total electric used 1056 kWhs, comprising of

Night - 220 at 4.98p = £10.95
Day Primary 170 at 32.55p = £55.33
Day Secondary 666 at 15.15p = £100.89

Total £167.17p, this is without any discounts.

Non E7 v12 tariff.....

170 day primary at 26.4p = £44.88
886 secondary at 10.82 = £95.86

Total of £140.74 again without any discounts applied. Which on my quick calculation is about an extra quid over the v8 discount.

A saving of £26.43 (£27.43 with extra discount) over the last quarter. I must stress these are my figures, not Eon's. Not quite the 29 quid I thought as I round figures up and down the first time. Still not too shabby. Their 'computer' give me their saving, which I take with a pinch of salt.

Feel free the pick my figures apart, its a long time since I did maths.;)