Old air source heat pump

Gerry1

Have you followed all the advice about grants and cheaper tariffs that you've already been given?

If so, what were your results?

Luketum92

Hi so I made a typo earlier in my comments earlier the electricity costing 140-150 a week it was supposed to be a month and upwards of 200 in winter. I'm an electrician so I can appreciate all of your comments about energy suppliers and looking at the meter correctly ect. The situation is my mum has an old exhaust air heat pump which has been installed into the incorrect property. I'm here really to see what help my mum can get in terms of grants and help towards getting a new boiler practically free of charge because she cannot use the one she has at the moment its expensive and inefficient in terms of warmth. She is a pensioner and receives guarantee credit.

Luketum92

Talldave said:

Electricity is available for under 11p per kWh so there's no reason to be paying silly money.

There's isn't in our area we have the cheapest

st999

Talldave said:

Electricity is available for under 11p per kWh so there's no reason to be paying silly money.

Care to share which area and which supplier because in my area there is no tariff that cheap.

Swipe

st999 said:

Talldave said:

Electricity is available for under 11p per kWh so there's no reason to be paying silly money.

Care to share which area and which supplier because in my area there is no tariff that cheap.

I pay 10.7p in the West midlands area and my supplier is Symbio

couriervanman

Luketum92 said:

Talldave said:

Electricity is available for under 11p per kWh so there's no reason to be paying silly money.

There's isn't in our area we have the cheapest

so which area are you in

Luketum92

Maidstone kent south east