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BG: elec and gas
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Why 20%? I would not expect any supplier to be that amount cheaper than another unless it was a social tariff. Why not put your figures into a comparison website and see what comes up?Self Employed, Running my Dream Jobs0
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You need to get your gas consumption sorted out before you enter them in a comparison website.
On an Imperial meter a gas unit is 100 cubic feet. This equates to approx 31kWh.
You say you have used 7300 cu ft at a cost of £357. so were that to be 73 gas units the cost would be approx 15p a kWh - 4 to 5 times more expensive than BG charge.
It cannot be 73,000 cu ft either as that puts gas at 1.5p a kWh.0 -
The british gas website account page shows tables of meter readings, and their table is extremely unclear.
I'll check again tonite,
thanks,0
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