Npower Go Fix 6 or Co-op?

Toastie

With the expected increase in charges i've looked to fix my deal, according to energyhelpline i can save: 15% (£139) with Co-op or 11% (£102) from Npower (my current Southern Electric bill £925 approx).

I think i'd be better to fix, because of the increase in prices expected, however npower have limits on the amount of electricity used; supposedly 2 units per day. I only have electricity but i'm confused by the T&C's to the deal https://www.npower.com/at_home/Applications/QAndS/TermsAndConditions.aspx

Would i actually save £102 or will ther be additional charges for going over their daily allowance?

KimYeovil

What are you blethering about? The price you pay goes down after your first two units per day - you don't get cut off.

The primary rate is the tier 1 rate - the more expensive one (the 17p or 22p per unit or whatever). You then pay the tier 2/secondary rate for additional units (about 13p or 10p depending on tariff.)