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Swapping energy tariffs

Gavk1 · 2015-11-20 16:49:59

Please can someone point me in the right direction. I am a dual fuel customer on a variable price plan paying £154 per month. According to my present supplier, my assumed annual consumptions will be 12500 kwh of gas and 3100 kwh of electricity per year. I have looked at various options for swapping and they say that due to…

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D_M_E Posts: 3,008 Forumite

23 November 2015 at 7:04PM

To get a more accurate comparison on websites, increase your consumption figures by a third and enter those figures. The sites will reduce the figures entered to what your expected usage should be.

For example, gas used over the past year = 12000kwh, enter a figure of 16000, and
electricity used over the past year = 4200kwh, enter a figure of 5600.

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