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Price cap figures
I’ve read in various places about the predictions Cornwall insight and other groups are suggesting about the expected prices in the future and the general upward trend . Unfortunately they are saying what the average family will be paying (£4000 in January and £5000 in July )but I can’t find anywhere what their predictions will be in pence for KWH for electricity and gas . It’ll be nice to know what the specific pence per KWH are that these predictions are based on to do my own calculations for next year. Anyone have any ideas . Thanks
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Wait until Friday and you'll have the actual figures.
Looking like 50p leccy 16p gas4.29kWp Solar system, 45/55 South/West split in cloudy rainy Cumbria.0
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