what price per unit?

Choc

coralred wrote: »

CHOC, is that for electric. Im on E7 and mines slightly dearer. I live in the east anglian region

Yes it is electricity.

Nigella_2

14.62 per kwh here! No standing charge Prepayment Meter with Ebico

KimYeovil

Supreme wrote: »

No discount (how do i get one?), and there isn't much around that would make it worth switching. I dont want to pay a service charge as i am renting and might end up moving in 6months. Also, south Wales appears to be VERY expensive for electricity. The same tariff for my old house is approx 25% cheaper

So why are you paying a service charge of £144.87 per year?

Even Ebico could offer you cheaper electricity than that.

storminbalder

I pay a standing charge of nearly £130 p.a. Charges this high are common with Eon!

I can't move either. E-on have me tied to them for ever boo-hoo.

anniecave

£22.86 standing charge per quarter
9.309 pence per unit

that's with scottish power fixed until this summer (Midlands area)

standing charges (or their equivalent in tier one prices) are going up everywhere - increased cost of metering or something!

skintandsad

E-on energy saver 2 (capped till Oct '09)

Electricity > 900 kwh p/a = 18.48p
<900 kwh p/a = 11.088p

Gas > 2680 kwh = 4.88985p
< 2680 kwh = 3.1164p

Quarterly usage Dec 08 - March 09
£142.81 electricity
£254.24 gas

markcopel

Scottish Hydro

Electric - first 225 units @ 18.71p then 12.36p for the rest.
Gas - first 1143 units @ 4.370p then 3.300p for the rest

I am on General Domestic NSC - moneysavers(scot)

for 05 dec 2008 to 04 mar 2009, i have just got bills for:

£205.75 fo electricity - 1571 units
£179.64 for gas - 160 units (5145 kWh)

HJS86

nPower

Electric only apartment.

9.06p per KWH plus £16.50 standing charge per quarter, which is 18p per day.

Supreme_2

KimYeovil wrote: »

So why are you paying a service charge of £144.87 per year?

Even Ebico could offer you cheaper electricity than that.

I have looked on sites like uswitch quite a few times, and i can barely save anything by changing so it doesn't seem worth it

5limJim

i really need to get my backside in gear, am still on EONs standard tarrif, and i just pay the bill as it comes in, how do i find out what am being charged per kwh? am i paying a service charge? is there anything cheaper....point me in the right direction to find out the info.
thanks all