Price cap per unit

RomfordNavy

Anyone know where to find the Ofgem price cap per unit including day/night elec units and standing charge, current and historic back to Sept 2021.

Many thanks,

pochase

On the Ofgem web site. You are looking at dozens of pages with tables for different regions that are not easy to read.

https://www.ofgem.gov.uk/publications/default-tariff-cap-level-1-october-2021-31-march-2022

https://www.ofgem.gov.uk/publications/default-tariff-cap-level-1-april-2022-30-september-2022

And Ofgem does not have any E7 information. They have set a amount for 4200KWh at 58% to 42% day to night, and it is up to the supplier how they reach this. One may use a very low night rate and a very high day rate, the next will use two rates with a minimal difference.

If you tell us what you are after we might be able to help you.

RomfordNavy

pochase said:

On the Ofgem web site. You are looking at dozens of pages with tables for different regions that are not easy to read.

https://www.ofgem.gov.uk/publications/default-tariff-cap-level-1-october-2021-31-march-2022

https://www.ofgem.gov.uk/publications/default-tariff-cap-level-1-april-2022-30-september-2022

And Ofgem does not have any E7 information. They have set a amount for 4200KWh at 58% to 42% day to night, and it is up to the supplier how they reach this. One may use a very low night rate and a very high day rate, the next will use two rates with a minimal difference.

If you tell us what you are after we might be able to help you.

Trying to check what cost per unit Shell Energy should be using in the South East/London, not sure exactly which area we are in.

Spoonie_Turtle

RomfordNavy said:

pochase said:

On the Ofgem web site. You are looking at dozens of pages with tables for different regions that are not easy to read.

https://www.ofgem.gov.uk/publications/default-tariff-cap-level-1-october-2021-31-march-2022

https://www.ofgem.gov.uk/publications/default-tariff-cap-level-1-april-2022-30-september-2022

And Ofgem does not have any E7 information. They have set a amount for 4200KWh at 58% to 42% day to night, and it is up to the supplier how they reach this. One may use a very low night rate and a very high day rate, the next will use two rates with a minimal difference.

If you tell us what you are after we might be able to help you.

Trying to check what cost per unit Shell Energy should be using in the South East/London, not sure exactly which area we are in.

Try this http://mysmartenergy.uk/Electricity-Region

RomfordNavy

Spoonie_Turtle said:

Try this http://mysmartenergy.uk/Electricity-Region

Thanks for that, region is: Eastern England (Region _A).

double_dutchy

I'm in Eastern region

If you are on a price-capped tariff then the most they can charge currently is 29.24p per Kwh for electricity with standing charge of 37.92p per day. Gas is 7.34p per Kwh and SC of 27.22 (all including VAT).

double_dutchy

From 1st October 2021 until 1st April 2022 the rates were as follows:

Electric 20.67p with SC per day of 24.01p
Gas 4.01p per kwh with SC of 26.11

QrizB

RomfordNavy said:

Anyone know where to find the Ofgem price cap per unit including day/night elec units and standing charge, current and historic back to Sept 2021.

See the links in my signature for the current and previous prices.

I can post a similar table for the April 2021 cap of needed.

pochase

QrizB said:

RomfordNavy said:

Anyone know where to find the Ofgem price cap per unit including day/night elec units and standing charge, current and historic back to Sept 2021.

See the links in my signature for the current and previous prices.

I can post a similar table for the April 2021 cap of needed.

Are the rates for the  E7 rate not up to the supplier as long as they stick with the 58/42 split, and the maximum price provided by Ofgem for E7?

QrizB

pochase said:

QrizB said:

RomfordNavy said:

Anyone know where to find the Ofgem price cap per unit including day/night elec units and standing charge, current and historic back to Sept 2021.

See the links in my signature for the current and previous prices.

I can post a similar table for the April 2021 cap of needed.

Are the rates for the  E7 rate not up to the supplier as long as they stick with the 58/42 split, and the maximum price provided by Ofgem for E7?

Yes, they are.

Shell's old tariffs aren't the easiest to dig out but you can find them at imageassets.shellenergy.co.uk if you're lucky.

RomfordNavy

QrizB said:

Yes, they are.

Shell's old tariffs aren't the easiest to dig out but you can find them at imageassets.shellenergy.co.uk if you're lucky.

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