m&s energy primary unit prices

Hellblazer

I was using average consumption figures, not my own, m&s came out JUST slightly cheaper.

I suppose, as per, it all depends on usage. But overall EDF's is a better deal.

gazjoneswales

Hellblazer wrote: »

I was using average consumption figures, not my own, m&s came out JUST slightly cheaper.

I suppose, as per, it all depends on usage. But overall EDF's is a better deal.

ok i will take your word for it for now as i have had enough of doing calculations for the evening. i may have a look at it later though

Hellblazer

Well my question has been answered anyway, EDF's is a better deal if you have rhighish consumption, but if your consumption is below national average it seems m&s come out on top. The thing is is that EDF's is 2014 so i'd personally go with EDF.

gazjoneswales

I actually figured the prices out now based on average consumption (16000kwh gas 3300 kwh elec)

EDF dual fual would cost £1066.22
M and S would cost £1159.28

So there is still a saving of nearly £100 to be made on average consumption

Hellblazer

Well When I worked it out I used those figures but my thinking is the conversion rates for gas that we used will be different.

Either way, EDF's is still the better deal overall

gazjoneswales

Hellblazer wrote: »

Well When I worked it out I used those figures but my thinking is the conversion rates for gas that we used will be different.

Either way, EDF's is still the better deal overall

conversion rates dont make any difference as we have already got the actual kwh figure. we have not needed to convert anything.

Hellblazer

gazjoneswales wrote: »

conversion rates dont make any difference as we have already got the actual kwh figure. we have not needed to convert anything.

I did it w/ units first. Just as a test to see if it made a difference. Not 100% sure it's accurate.

But an interesting if albeit irrelevent test.