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Neon Reef - any views?
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So I'm still not clear, can the standing charge be raised without limit outside of the enforced cap, or is it subject to, and inclusive to the overall cap?0
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Patr100 said:So I'm still not clear, can the standing charge be raised without limit outside of the enforced cap, or is it subject to, and inclusive to the overall cap?No, the standing charge can't be raised sky high. Here's the Ofgem formula. The maximum standing charge for gas on Direct Debit works out at 24.88p/day.Other Payment Method means Direct Debit.2
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Gerry1 said:Patr100 said:So I'm still not clear, can the standing charge be raised without limit outside of the enforced cap, or is it subject to, and inclusive to the overall cap?No, the standing charge can't be raised sky high. Here's the Ofgem formula. The maximum standing charge for gas on Direct Debit works out at 24.88p/day.Other Payment Method means Direct Debit.
if for example, I read it right, we divide the max monetary amount by the "m" kwh figure we get the max charge for a kwh?
eg: London electricity: £694/ 3100 = 22p
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Patr100 said:Gerry1 said:Patr100 said:So I'm still not clear, can the standing charge be raised without limit outside of the enforced cap, or is it subject to, and inclusive to the overall cap?No, the standing charge can't be raised sky high. Here's the Ofgem formula. The maximum standing charge for gas on Direct Debit works out at 24.88p/day.Other Payment Method means Direct Debit.
if for example, I read it right, we divide the max monetary amount by the "m" kwh figure we get the max charge for a kwh?
eg: London electricity: £694/ 3100 = 22p
plus max annual standing charge of £81The total monetary amount has to include any standing charge, so in your example the 22p would only be reached with zero standing charge.Also remember those numbers do not include VAT @ 5%0 -
AbbieCadabra said:OldScientist said:For those worried upthread about a lack of a bill, they do appear to be issuing bills - just had my first one (been a customer since the beginning of October).
We're all electric so our use is very high over winter, but our heating isn’t on yet so already £250 in credit now & getting a bit 'twitchy' over our DD set at £200 a month if they are likely to fail.
Still owed £300 from Green that will take months to receive. I'm taking weekly reads going forward so I know where I am.
I've screenshot the bill via the app, which isn't ideal. Do they email a pdf copy or can you download from the website?
If I understand you correctly, you pay £200pm, are all electric, but have not yet turned your heating on.
Neon Reef charge in advance, in common with many challenger energy suppliers.
So you have paid 2 months direct debits (£400) and only been billed 1 month usage.
If you are £250 in credit, then that means you have used £150 electricity in your first month, a month that does not include any electrical heating.
Also Nean Reef charge on a 6up/6down basis for their competitive fixed tariffs, so if you are paying £200pm, that means your calculation is based upon using an average of £150.37 usage per month.
Yet you have apparently used £150 worth without any heating.
Sounds like you are not paying anywhere near enough.
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Deleted_User said:@AbbieCadabra Yes, you can view and download the bill by going into ‘Billing’ in the NR app and ‘View’ ing.0
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dbks said:AbbieCadabra said:OldScientist said:For those worried upthread about a lack of a bill, they do appear to be issuing bills - just had my first one (been a customer since the beginning of October).
We're all electric so our use is very high over winter, but our heating isn’t on yet so already £250 in credit now & getting a bit 'twitchy' over our DD set at £200 a month if they are likely to fail.
Still owed £300 from Green that will take months to receive. I'm taking weekly reads going forward so I know where I am.
I've screenshot the bill via the app, which isn't ideal. Do they email a pdf copy or can you download from the website?
If I understand you correctly, you pay £200pm, are all electric, but have not yet turned your heating on.
Neon Reef charge in advance, in common with many challenger energy suppliers.
So you have paid 2 months direct debits (£400) and only been billed 1 month usage.
If you are £250 in credit, then that means you have used £150 electricity in your first month, a month that does not include any electrical heating.
Also Nean Reef charge on a 6up/6down basis for their competitive fixed tariffs, so if you are paying £200pm, that means your calculation is based upon using an average of £150.37 usage per month.
Yet you have apparently used £150 worth without any heating.
Sounds like you are not paying anywhere near enough.
Can be as high as £300 if really cold, but summer use is only £70. We use around 10,000 kw/£1800 p/yr if winter isn't too bad, so £200 dd should be ok.0 -
@AbbieCadabra OK, it probably depends on your device, software and configuration etc. Now I check again, I probably cannot download the file to my phone, which is android not Apple/iOS. Or my iPad. It probably is possible, but beyond my capability.
However, I can definitely download it from the web. Is that not an option for you?
Sorry about the confusion.1 -
Deleted_User said:@AbbieCadabra OK, it probably depends on your device, software and configuration etc. Now I check again, I probably cannot download the file to my phone, which is android not Apple/iOS. Or my iPad. It probably is possible, but beyond my capability.
However, I can definitely download it from the web. Is that not an option for you?
Sorry about the confusion.
I'm sure my bill will appear soon...0 -
That was my understanding also. Are you using this address
https://portal.neonreef.co.uk/login
(Hopefully that doesn't pre-fill my password details)1
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