Npower price fix 2016 or EDF Blue 2015

paul101paul

Any update on this ?

My energy figures are these:
Gas usage: 13261 kWh per year
Elec usage: 4460 kWh per year

NittyGritty

whichever you do by switching your basically paying a price hike upfront, under the disguise of a new tariff, its just cleverly hidden under a new tariff guise.no new tariff is cheaper than the previous one, its always hiked in price, yet they have the nerve to raise prices AGAIN nearly every winter should you not be on a fixed tariff

DragonQ

NittyGritty wrote: »

whichever you do by switching your basically paying a price hike upfront, under the disguise of a new tariff, its just cleverly hidden under a new tariff guise.no new tariff is cheaper than the previous one, its always hiked in price, yet they have the nerve to raise prices AGAIN nearly every winter should you not be on a fixed tariff

I guess we could all just switch twice a year to take advantage of cashback offers. One for winter, one for summer would be optimal.

macman

Unlikely to work, since the best tariffs usually (but not always) have an ETC that locks you in for more than 6 months. EDF is an exception at present.