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Energy Club - Tariff due to go up
SpeedSouth
Posts: 354 Forumite
in Energy
My Variable green tariff is going up in October. How can I compare against what I will be paying when it goes up? The energy club is using the current rates, which are much cheaper.
I will get a fixed tariff, but would like a comparison against what it will be I guess, rather than what is currently is.
I will get a fixed tariff, but would like a comparison against what it will be I guess, rather than what is currently is.
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Is the new rate in the database of listed rates? If not I don't expect there's a way.
Whilst a bit of a faff could you work it out manually?0 -
CEC has all the tariff prices just input your usage .Compare with usage times old and new tariffs .0
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What's CEC?
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Cheap Energy Club had my new Green (company not "green") tariff updated.
I've switched to Sainsbury as it was the cheapest one year fix for me. £100 cheaper than my new Green tariff.0 -
I am also on Green Variable tariff (Acacia), having only joined them 2 months ago but have today also initiated a switch to the Sainsbury 1 year fix.JohnSwift10 said:Cheap Energy Club had my new Green (company not "green") tariff updated.
I've switched to Sainsbury as it was the cheapest one year fix for me. £100 cheaper than my new Green tariff.0
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