N-Power Online 20 tariff

FLAPJACK

Hi,

Just need someone to confirm my thoughts....spent all afternoon trying to find a decent (?) tariff as my Online 20 ends Dec 31st.

I see that N-Power has a tariff calledOnline 24 which shows that I will spend £428 annually for electric on this tariff, however it also shows a Standing Charge of £133.01 pa. I take it that this is charged over and above the actual useage.

Just need to know what the total figure would be for 2012 if I went with this tariff as from Jan 1st....that's if it isn't withdrawn before then of course!

So is it £428 or £561.....I know it is obvious but just need someone to confirm it.

Thanks.

energysavingexp

what amount of KWh did u put in (yearly consumption) in KWh then i can tell you the answer

macman

If you use an accredited comp site it will clearly show you the annual total including any SC's/discounts etc.
Absolutely no need to spend all afternoon comparing sites-it's 5 minutes work.

FLAPJACK

Hi Macman,

I used the USwitch site....

It says for the Online24 tariff it has a SC of £133.01

It says that my electric useage will be £410 for 3243Kwh....that was the figure I used in the last 12 months. So does the 410 include the 133? or is that added on, if it is then I will be better off going onto N-Power's "Go Save" tariff which although has a higher Kwh rate I won't have already paid
a SC and therefore only paying for what I am using.
That's as far as I can see anyhow.

HappyMJ

FLAPJACK wrote: »

Hi Macman,

I used the USwitch site....

It says for the Online24 tariff it has a SC of £133.01

It says that my electric useage will be £410 for 3243Kwh....that was the figure I used in the last 12 months. So does the 410 include the 133? or is that added on, if it is then I will be better off going onto N-Power's "Go Save" tariff which although has a higher Kwh rate I won't have already paid
a SC and therefore only paying for what I am using.
That's as far as I can see anyhow.

The £410 includes the £133 standing charge and also includes a £42 annual discount and it includes VAT at 5%. As you are already with Npower your anniversary date is the date you joined so the £42 will be credited at that date rather than in 12 months.

FLAPJACK

Thanks for that HappyMJ.

It wouldn't have taken much for it to have been put as clear as that on N-Powers site and U Switch too.

macman

Try energyhelpline, the totals there are clearly displayed.

kevin52

I shall also transfer from SOL20 to SOL24, unless anyone has a better idea?