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Price increase forecast for October 2022
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Gotcha yes I made in 61% for gas in my mind. When replying I just had combined in my mind👍pochase said:If you deduct the £99.35 standing charge from the £1517.79 new gas cap the Cornwall-Insights predicts you get 1418.44 as the cost for 12000KWh gas (assuming there is no change in the gas standing charge).
So the new capped gas price per KWh would be 11.82p. I am using a current cap price of 7.4p for gas (EDF 7.282p to 7.480p) that is an increase of 4.42p or 59.73%.0 -
Thanks for your replies, I'll stick with variable and buy some blankets0
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mark_cycling00 said:You can't ship gas around the world in the same way as you can with oil.The USA has more natural gas than it knows what to do with at the moment, as a byproduct of fracking for oil. So they stick it on boats and send it to us.
If it sticks, force it.
If it breaks, well it wasn't working right anyway.0 -
Yes, you can and we are doing it in LNG format, by the tanker load from the U.S and Qatarmark_cycling00 said:You can't ship gas around the world in the same way as you can with oil.
For some reason the Green Taliban, seem to believe that forcing us to import LNG using massive amounts of energy to first convert Gas to LNG, then transport it thousands of miles across Ocean in ancient tankers, powered by engines in rows the size of football fields burning a raw unrefined diesel oil and then using massive amounts of energy to convert it back from LNG to Gas when it reaches the UK is all somehow, much Greener and Environmentally Friendly, than just fracking it 'up the road'. But we seem to all be playing along to their superior knowledge.....pochase said:So the new capped gas price per KWh would be 11.82p.
That is a sobering thought. Personally its time to live like a hermit, going nowhere and spending nothing - putting every spare penny away for this Winters' bills. I'm not trading 4 - 5 months of Winter comfort for a week in the Sun, so guess which isn't going to happen this year!. I get the feeling that more than half of society are either in denial, or just haven't got a clue about what is approaching."Dont expect anybody else to support you, maybe you have a trust fund, maybe you have a wealthy spouse, but you never know when each one, might run out" - Mary Schmich0 -
I think you're right there, sadly ☹️chris1973 said:
Yes, you can and we are doing it in LNG format, by the tanker load from the U.S and Qatarmark_cycling00 said:You can't ship gas around the world in the same way as you can with oil.
For some reason the Green Taliban, seem to believe that forcing us to import LNG using massive amounts of energy to first convert Gas to LNG, then transport it thousands of miles across Ocean in ancient tankers, powered by engines in rows the size of football fields burning a raw unrefined diesel oil and then using massive amounts of energy to convert it back from LNG to Gas when it reaches the UK is all somehow, much Greener and Environmentally Friendly, than just fracking it 'up the road'. But we seem to all be playing along to their superior knowledge.....pochase said:So the new capped gas price per KWh would be 11.82p.
That is a sobering thought. Personally its time to live like a hermit, going nowhere and spending nothing - putting every spare penny away for this Winters' bills. I'm not trading 4 - 5 months of Winter comfort for a week in the Sun, so guess which isn't going to happen this year!. I get the feeling that more than half of society are either in denial, or just haven't got a clue about what is approaching.How's it going, AKA, Nutwatch? - 12 month spends to date = 3.24% of current retirement "pot" (as at end December 2025)0 -
Interesting read but can't corroborate the £2612 October price cap it says Cornwall Insights predict if we move to quartely price cap reviews starting October. So could be codswallop
https://www.themoneyedit.com/household-bills/will-energy-prices-fall-2023
However, if true could mean some of the close fix deals people have been taking are bad deals.1
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