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E.On Price Caps

Hello

i took a meter reading yesterday and noticed that our kWh charge is 21.946p and standing charge is 32.146p per day. Is that right? I was just in the ofgem and they’ve got a wee table that states cap is 21p per kWh and 25p p/day standing charge. Which is right? Thank you :)

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  • MWT
    MWT Posts: 10,722 Forumite
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    You are comparing a national average to your specific regional standing charge which also varies with payment method.
    So your £0.32146 would suggest that you are in Northern Scotland with a standard credit payment method.
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