Pure Planet faces becoming latest casualty of industry crisis

maryb

I've done the same and also taken a screenshot of my fairly large credit balance.  The last bill, which I downloaded, doesn't reflect the latest DD so I wanted to make sure I have the most up to date record possible.  Though the fact we got the welcome email so quickly is fairly reassuring that their systems are still functioning quite well

tony863

I appreciate the cost differs per region, but is there any info available for the standard variable tariff? 

scrimpandsave

@tony863

https://www.shellenergy.co.uk/energy/tariff-information?promo=AFFILINET&awc=12699_1634717940_088e03597b449109aa4241a8f383495f

If you use this, enter your postcode and select flexible 6 you should get your regions rates.

scrimpandsave

This was Yorkshire area….I don’t live in Yorkshire but apparently my gas and electric does ❤️

MWT

scrimpandsave said:

This was Yorkshire area….I don’t live in Yorkshire but apparently my gas and electric does ❤️

The 'Yorkshire' region is a bit diverse, it includes all or part of the following:

• Derbyshire
• East Yorkshire
• Lancashire
• Lincolnshire
• North Yorkshire
• Nottinghamshire
• South Yorkshire
• Staffordshire
• West Yorkshire

Hopefully one of those looks more familiar

scrimpandsave

@MWT
I figured it would be an all encompassing area, didn’t expect it to stretch as far as some of the places you mentioned though. Says northern power grid in my electric box anyway. I’m in the East Mids.

MWT

Northern Power Grid is your DNO, they cover the North East & Yorkshire regions, together with North Lincolnshire.

[Deleted User]

@scrimpandsave Probably teaching my grandmother how to suck eggs here, but apparently you can also identify your Network Operator from your electricity bill.

Using the Meter Point Administration Number (MPAN) on your energy bill. Digits 9 and 10 of the 21-digit MPAN are the Distributor ID.

If you scroll down the page below to 'Related Content' on the right hand side, you can click on a list of all the operators. So it looks like Northern Powergrid has id code 23.

https://www.energynetworks.org/operating-the-networks/whos-my-network-operator

Again, not sure whether gas operators have the same system. 

scrimpandsave

Deleted_User said:

@scrimpandsave Probably teaching my grandmother how to suck eggs here, but apparently you can also identify your Network Operator from your electricity bill.

Using the Meter Point Administration Number (MPAN) on your energy bill. Digits 9 and 10 of the 21-digit MPAN are the Distributor ID.

If you scroll down the page below to 'Related Content' on the right hand side, you can click on a list of all the operators. So it looks like Northern Powergrid has id code 23.

https://www.energynetworks.org/operating-the-networks/whos-my-network-operator

Again, not sure whether gas operators have the same system. 

Put my postcode in to national grid and it’s western distribution so can’t really explain. Think I’m on some sort of border 🥴 either way if the lights are on its fine. Didn’t know about the numbers on the mpan, feel like such an adult knowing all this useful information. I’ve been one for some time…just never felt like one til the stricken worry of my gas and elec going up £400 during an energy crisis 😬

Spacie22

scrimpandsave said:

Put my postcode in to national grid and it’s western distribution so can’t really explain.

Western Power Distribution covers the East and West Midlands as well as their original stamping ground of Wales and the South West.