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Loads of detail in that doc but my interpretation is that they think this summer's electricity costs will be lower than last year's ?
Is there the equivalent for gas?Telegraph Sam
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It will not have escaped your notice that since I joined Tracker the elec and gas prices have been on a high, so I am now level pegging with the best of the fixed tariffs. Hopefully the medium term predictions will prove to be accurate.Telegraph Sam
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Either that or you joining has cursed it for the rest of us.Telegraph_Sam said:It will not have escaped your notice that since I joined Tracker the elec and gas prices have been on a high, so I am now level pegging with the best of the fixed tariffs. Hopefully the medium term predictions will prove to be accurate.
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Sure fire way of reducing market price levels < make use of the Tracker easy exit option
Telegraph Sam
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I had been expecting tracker tariff 16.70p/kWh - my region
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Tracker doesn’t look too bad against Octopus’ new April tariffs, especially for electricity.0
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Telegraph_Sam had very good rate - Octopus - January - 12 month fixed tariff dual fuel being kept for him if my memory serves me correct that would have taken him through next winter,Umiamz said:Tracker doesn’t look too bad against Octopus’ new April tariffs, especially for electricity.
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Today sees us breach £1/MWh wholesale price:https://energy.guylipman.com/forecasts?before=2021-04-06
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Well having waited 9 months to get a smart meter installed and then 3 weeks for it to go live on Octopus system, I have just switched to Agile at what looks like the most expensive time of its existance. I suspect during the lockdown a lot of maintenance has been taking place on the Nuclear facilities (at one point last week only 60% were online). Hence the expense.Current state of play with nuclear facilitiesNumber of units in service: 9 of 16Number of reactors in service: 8 of 15
Living in supposedly sunny Kent
14*285 JA Solar Percium Panels
Solis 4kw inverter
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masonic said:Today sees us breach £1/MWh wholesale price:https://energy.guylipman.com/forecasts?before=2021-04-06Yes. I hate to think about how much Agile will cost tomorrow. Better top up the EV today, just in case.Looks like Tracker, in my area, will be 20.56 p/kWh.2
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