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Energy price cap from OFGEM - what's the tariff
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I have looked at the capped unit rates calculated by forum members. The most recent calculator I have found on the forum is very good. BUT I do not have gas to the property If I enter nil or zero or 0 for gas the calculator still shows the standing charge of £90 a year depending on the DNO where the property is located. This is then added to the yearly forecast.As there 0ver 4m properties not on mains gas is there a method of not showing the true situation. I suppose the consumer can deduct the standing charge number.
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