Metre wired up to wrong supply

Phones4Chris

stewie_griffin said:

Do the meters say for example flat 20 or simply 20. If the latter then it could be the plot numbers. You'd have to try and get in touch with the developer (or ask your landlord to) to find out which plot became which flat.

Interesting thoughts, but whatever the reason it is clearly the Landlord's responsibility for getting the overall situation resolved.
The OP needs to ascertain which is their meter by doing what @Gerry1 has suggested, far simpler than anything else.
(Others could do similar, but not all at the same time on the same night!!).

Phones4Chris

ell_fst said:

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For more context, this has been an ongoing issue with this flat for years which was unknown to us before signing the tenancy agreement. The past tenants for this flat who were with A different energy supplier had the same issue and recrewed over £2000 worth of debt which they are still paying off. The issue was never resolved. Whilst we are still only paying £50 a month are statements are increasing each month. Jumping to higher totals beyond reason. .................

How did you discover this about the previous tenants?
If this was information withheld by the Landlord (or their agents) you may have some legal redress if you don't end up being credited correctly when you've solved the problem of which meter is yours (as just mentioned).