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Price cap
Steveshrew
Posts: 3 Newbie
in Energy
Hi, If the electric price cap is 34kwh, standing charge of 46, why have EDF said my new tariff will be, 35-98kwh and standing charge 48-98, can't get an answer of EDF
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The same as you were told when you asked the question on another thread a couple of minutes ago.
That is a national average for direct debit customers. It varies based on region and payment type. Let me guess, you are either in North Wales or on Merseyside.5 -
I told you at 7.37pm in this topic !
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6383527/energy-price-cap#latest
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I thought I had put it on the wrong thread.
I'm in the Midlands cheers0 -
Here are the Midlands' rates - they don't look like yours.
Here are the North Wales & Merseyside rates - that top row looked so close to yours I didn't think it was co-incidence.2
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