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Bulb Economy 7 published rates (1st October)
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I am with Bulb on the new rates as you have stated... I am 19% day usage 81% night usage. Storage heaters in the winter are a nightmare. the first column is my day usage, second column is night, 8000 kWh per year on average
42%58%August 202237%63%July 202231%69%June 202231%69%May 202222%78%April 202217%83%March 202215%85%Feb 202213%87%Jan 202112%88%Dec 202116%84%Nov 202130%70%Oct 202133%67%Sept 202133%67%Aug 202130%70%July 202118%82%June 202119%81%May 2021
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With that ratio, I'd suggest seriously considering a switch to EdF.Lisalouise1974 said:I am with Bulb on the new rates as you have stated... I am 19% day usage 81% night usage. Storage heaters in the winter are a nightmare. the first column is my day usage, second column is night, 8000 kWh per year on average42%58%August 202237%63%July 202231%69%June 202231%69%May 202222%78%April 202217%83%March 202215%85%Feb 202213%87%Jan 202112%88%Dec 202116%84%Nov 202130%70%Oct 202133%67%Sept 202133%67%Aug 202130%70%July 202118%82%June 202119%81%May 2021
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The chart shows the annual costs for 8000 units, split 81% night 19% day with EDF.The PAYG/Prepayment rates work out to be £244 cheaper than the Direct Debit
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Thanks! Alas I have checked the EDF website and won't allow me to get a quote, so I assume they are not taking on new customers...0
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Lisalouise1974 said:Thanks! Alas I have checked the EDF website and won't allow me to get a quote, so I assume they are not taking on new customers...EDF will accept switchers but not via their website. You have to phone them.N. Hampshire, he/him. Octopus Intelligent Go elec & Tracker gas / Vodafone BB / iD mobile. Kirk Hill Co-op member.Ofgem cap table, Ofgem cap explainer. Economy 7 cap explainer. Gas vs E7 vs peak elec heating costs, Best kettle!
2.72kWp PV facing SSW installed Jan 2012. 11 x 247w panels, 3.6kw inverter. 35 MWh generated, long-term average 2.6 Os.2 -
Nobody is letting people switch online. Get on the phone or a live chat somewhere.Lisalouise1974 said:Thanks! Alas I have checked the EDF website and won't allow me to get a quote, so I assume they are not taking on new customers...1
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