Scottish Power have upped my DD

NotScottishPower

Consumerist wrote: »

Scottish Power is part of SSE so you're talking about the same parent company.

Scottish Power have no connection to Scottish and Southern Electric. SSE like to blag ther way into gaining more customers by letting you think that they are.

Scottish Power as stated above are part of Spanish owned Ibedrolla.

Consumerist

NotScottishPower wrote: »

Scottish Power have no connection to Scottish and Southern Electric. . . Scottish Power as stated above are part of Spanish owned Ibedrolla.

As you have said, this has already been pointed out.

If it's an apology you want then I apologise but I don't intend to slit my wrists over it.

yoda011087

Consumerist wrote: »

It doesn't help, either, that gas consumption is measured in two types of units (100s of cu.ft. in some cases or cu.m. in others) and then paid for in units of kWh.

Unless I'm very much mistaken, every correct bill that a customer receives should state upon it:

1. How many units (m3 or 100's ft3) have been used over the period.
2. How many kWh those units equal.

How do you think meters can measure gas running through them using anything other than volume?

Follow the basic calculation that 1 metric unit = 11 kWh, and 1 imperial unit = 33 kWh and you will be well on your way.

Over and out.

Consumerist

yoda011087 wrote: »

How do you think meters can measure gas running through them using anything other than volume?

I don't quite understand why you would want to measure gas by anything other than volume. Do you want to measure its weight?