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Telegraph_Sam said:So it depends on clued-up eagle-eyed members keeping a watchful eye on their website account, or remain in ignorance.
Likewise we [NE] are looking at a 12% drop tomorrow though we can't match your 15 p / kWh0 -
Telegraph_Sam said:So it depends on clued-up eagle-eyed members keeping a watchful eye on their website account, or remain in ignorance.
Likewise we [NE] are looking at a 12% drop tomorrow though we can't match your 15 p / kWh0 -
Telegraph_Sam said:So it depends on clued-up eagle-eyed members keeping a watchful eye on their website account, or remain in ignorance.
Likewise we [NE] are looking at a 12% drop tomorrow though we can't match your 15 p / kWh0 -
Wholesale price is £36.78/MWh tomorrow, was hoping for a bit lower, but that will do nicely. That puts my unit price at 14.25p1
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13.83 for me in Yorkshire. We need more like this.0
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Free electricity tomorrow too.1
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North West region tomorrow - October 2024 version
Electricity 26.82p kWh - Gas has been on/around current 12 month fix with no exit fees for a few days, gas price has been increasing day after day this week.
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tracker getting closer to sept/oct fix, another large increase on gas today1
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northernstar007 said:tracker getting closer to sept/oct fix, another large increase on gas today
Seems like it's the combination of
- Increasing gas price (not clear totally why as there does not appear to be any issue with current gas inventories and the weather is milder than usual and set to continue like that).
- The wind forecast and actual wind power delivered collapsed compared to the original forecast - not clear whether this is due to technical factors or simply a sudden unexpected change in weather.
- A few other short term issues with nuclear power stations and gas stations in maintenance.
- Missing capacity on international interconnectors, some of which is unplanned.
So it's not clear if this is a short term pattern or something longer, but at least some of what is going on is likely short term glitches.2 -
I go along with your last sentence. Certainly there would be cause for concern if the medium if not long term averages went up by a significant amount. There are probably some other gurus in this forum who can comment on your points with their insights and let us have some perspective.Telegraph Sam
There are also unknown unknowns - the one's we don't know we don't know0
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