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KWH Cost For Gas

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  • kgw1009
    kgw1009 Posts: 52 Forumite
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    The 48p includes the standing chage daily rate too!
  • macman
    macman Posts: 53,129 Forumite
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    kgw1009 wrote: »
    The 48p includes the standing chage daily rate too!

    Ebico do not have any standing charges, as pointed out above. But you are paying a much higher unit rate as a consequence. Unless you are a very low user, you will be better off on a conventional tariff-which is why it was requested that you post your annual kWh usage.
    No free lunch, and no free laptop ;)
  • HappyMJ
    HappyMJ Posts: 21,115 Forumite
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    kgw1009 wrote: »
    The 48p includes the standing chage daily rate too!
    You pay that anyway for having gas it's not a per hour rate.

    Npower Go Fix 8 has a £36.12 standing charge per quarter and the unit rates are 3.38p per kWh. If you used UKPower's average for a medium sized house at 16,500kWh per year you need to multiply that together. 16500*0.0338=£557.70 then add £36.12*4=£144.48. That equals £721.98 then divide that figure by 16,500 to get 4.375 pence per kWh.

    A gas boiler uses much more than 2kW. They average 2kW over the whole year but when running in winter it could be 10-30kW per hour on average depending on size of house, insulation and temperature settings.
    :footie:
    :p Regular savers earn 6% interest (HSBC, First Direct, M&S) :p Loans cost 2.9% per year (Nationwide) = FREE money. :p
  • penrhyn
    penrhyn Posts: 15,215 Forumite
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    OMG LOL ROFLMAO etc........... I only used the Ebico price 'cos it was straightforward and simple, I'm not using them or is anyone else on the thread AFAIK.

    I think I'll go back to bed, or have a whiskey, or both.
    That gum you like is coming back in style.
  • savemoney
    savemoney Posts: 18,125 Forumite
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    Get some of that 40 year old Aldi whisky ;)

    Mind you bad weather storms coming from North might be worth making sure things are pinned down
    penrhyn wrote: »
    OMG LOL ROFLMAO etc........... I only used the Ebico price 'cos it was straightforward and simple, I'm not using them or is anyone else on the thread AFAIK.

    I think I'll go back to bed, or have a whiskey, or both.
  • Pincher
    Pincher Posts: 6,552 Forumite
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    E.On SaveOnline 9:

    Tier 1: 6.965p then 6% DD, 2% DF, and 5% VAT gives 6.72819.p per kWh

    Tier 2: 2.948p then 6% DD, 2% DF, and 5% VAT gives 2.8478p per kWh
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