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British gas - how to calculate cost of heating

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  • [Deleted User]
    [Deleted User] Posts: 0
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    pumen wrote: »
    Thank you. The formula is very helpful, but how do I know if the meter is imperial or not?

    You told us:
    the meter is in f3

    Sorry, I'd assumed you knew what that meant.
  • hign10pines
    hign10pines Posts: 380 Forumite
    Can I ask BG customers what they are paying a month for both electric & gas? I like the OP have just moved from a 1 bed to a 2 bed, electric to gas & electric.

    I've set up my account with BG with 2 adults in a 70s flat. I have been given the fixed & reward tariff at £42 for gas and £51 for electric. Is this high? I work shifts and my partner works mon to fri. I shall be doing weekly meter reading.
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