Gas Conversion factors

Oakey76uk

Is there any way of keeping up to date with the conversion factors for edf in Yorkshire except for waiting for a quarterly bill
I have made a spreadsheet to keep track of my costs but need up to date figures to make accurate.
thanks

Cardew

The only thing that changes to affect conversion is the calorific value. If you enter 11.2kWh per cubic metre as a permanent value you will be close enough.

There is a website that does give the exact calorific value for every company; but that value changes periodically.

espresso

Calorific values available here

Oakey76uk

Cardew wrote: »

The only thing that changes to affect conversion is the calorific value. If you enter 11.2kWh per cubic metre as a permanent value you will be close enough.

There is a website that does give the exact calorific value for every company; but that value changes periodically.

What is the website?
Thanks for the reply

Oakey76uk

espresso wrote: »

Calorific values available here

What area would yorkshire be classed as in the list?

espresso

Oakey76uk wrote: »

What area would yorkshire be classed as in the list?

Northern.........

2010

This might help in your calculations:

http://www.ukpower.co.uk/tools/smart_meter_calculator

macman

Surely the variations in calorific value are so small as to make only a fractional difference to the actual billed cost?