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How to express energy plans in layman terms?
MarcusAurelius
Posts: 116 Forumite
in Energy
Hi all,
I know quite a bit how the wholesale energy market works, but the residential price plans leave me puzzled.
Ok, a fixed price plan is clear. But then there are blue, green, standard and standard variable plans.
My current supplier compares the savings against the "major supplier's standard plan" to show me I still save £££ by staying with them.
The price comparison sites make it no clearer either.
What is your decision process when it's time to switch electricity supplier?
Thanks!
I know quite a bit how the wholesale energy market works, but the residential price plans leave me puzzled.
Ok, a fixed price plan is clear. But then there are blue, green, standard and standard variable plans.
My current supplier compares the savings against the "major supplier's standard plan" to show me I still save £££ by staying with them.
The price comparison sites make it no clearer either.
What is your decision process when it's time to switch electricity supplier?
Thanks!
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