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Average price per kWh is much less than cheapest. That doesn't make sense.
The web page https://www.theenergyshop.com/guides/energy-prices-per-kwh gives the average price for electricity at about 14p/kWh, but also has a list of some of the 'cheapest', of which many are around 27p/kWh. I suspect, though, that most people are paying nearly the ofgem cap (as I am) which is around 21p/kWh. How can I make sense of this discrepancy.
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Don't think you can read much into that, plenty of people are still on fixes that were set before prices skyrocketed and the tables also don't show a time range which the average is calculated off.
Basically not enough info on there to read any further into it.1
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