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Octopus Saving Session
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Octopus (and others) only find out about a session around 2.30 and I guess it's another hour or two till it's accepted.1
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MouldyOldDough said:Why are Octopus giving so little warning about saving sessions ?I missed this mornings session - didn't tick the box - because I only received an email at 20 to 7 last night !Could it be that they are not really interested in "saving energy" - and dont really want everyone switching off - just in IMAGE ?
I only looked for it, after keeping my eye on this thread. It was rather late, considering the in day adjustment period was so early the next day.
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What is your normal usage between 5 and 8am, as that is used as part of the in day adjustment?Mstty said:Ok perhaps someone can work this out for me
Baseline average over the last 10 days between 9-10 was 2.1kwh.
Today's usage between 5-8am was 14kwh
During the 9-10am slot we used 0.7kwh
The payment from loop is £2.50/kwh1 -
Average of 4kwh over the past 10 daysk_man said:
What is your normal usage between 5 and 8am, as that is used as part of the in day adjustment?Mstty said:Ok perhaps someone can work this out for me
Baseline average over the last 10 days between 9-10 was 2.1kwh.
Today's usage between 5-8am was 14kwh
During the 9-10am slot we used 0.7kwh
The payment from loop is £2.50/kwh0 -
By my rough maths, £10 - £12 .Mstty said:
Average of 4kwh over the past 10 daysk_man said:
What is your normal usage between 5 and 8am, as that is used as part of the in day adjustment?Mstty said:Ok perhaps someone can work this out for me
Baseline average over the last 10 days between 9-10 was 2.1kwh.
Today's usage between 5-8am was 14kwh
During the 9-10am slot we used 0.7kwh
The payment from loop is £2.50/kwh
Working out (assuming I remembered the details):
In day adjustment for 5-8am is extra 10kWh (14 - 4kWh), so 3.3kWh extra per hour.
Baseline for 9-10 would be 5.4kWh (normal 2.1kWh + 3.3kWh)
Saving 4.7kWh (5.4 - 0.7kWh)1 -
When a real saving session is required, which these are the tests for, there may not be a lot of notice given.MouldyOldDough said:Why are Octopus giving so little warning about saving sessions ?I missed this mornings session - didn't tick the box - because I only received an email at 20 to 7 last night !Could it be that they are not really interested in "saving energy" - and dont really want everyone switching off - just in IMAGE ?2 -
It couldn't be much less notice than this one as there is some human decision making to be done on the part of the power companies during the offer/accept phase between the grid and the power companies. unless they are all on call 24/7. Could they offer one first thing in a morning for a 5pm activiation? just about if all the ducks were in a row I think. Have to keep time for the in-day adjustment period and the buffer hour. Bound to be less uptake due to people not seeing it in time.0
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I really do love Twitter, and the people moaning "Why do you only do it at 6pm or 9am" "Why do you only give me less than 1 day's notice" etc. It's not heard to Google and learn national grid pick the times, and its all sorted out and we are told in a matter of hours!!! Lol
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Well that would be superb I will let you know what the actual amount is👍k_man said:
By my rough maths, £10 - £12 .Mstty said:
Average of 4kwh over the past 10 daysk_man said:
What is your normal usage between 5 and 8am, as that is used as part of the in day adjustment?Mstty said:Ok perhaps someone can work this out for me
Baseline average over the last 10 days between 9-10 was 2.1kwh.
Today's usage between 5-8am was 14kwh
During the 9-10am slot we used 0.7kwh
The payment from loop is £2.50/kwh
Working out (assuming I remembered the details):
In day adjustment for 5-8am is extra 10kWh (14 - 4kWh), so 3.3kWh extra per hour.
Baseline for 9-10 would be 5.4kWh (normal 2.1kWh + 3.3kWh)
Saving 4.7kWh (5.4 - 0.7kWh)0 -
Treat my numbers with caution 😁, I probably forgot the divide by 10!Mstty said:
Well that would be superb I will let you know what the actual amount is👍k_man said:
By my rough maths, £10 - £12 .Mstty said:
Average of 4kwh over the past 10 daysk_man said:
What is your normal usage between 5 and 8am, as that is used as part of the in day adjustment?Mstty said:Ok perhaps someone can work this out for me
Baseline average over the last 10 days between 9-10 was 2.1kwh.
Today's usage between 5-8am was 14kwh
During the 9-10am slot we used 0.7kwh
The payment from loop is £2.50/kwh
Working out (assuming I remembered the details):
In day adjustment for 5-8am is extra 10kWh (14 - 4kWh), so 3.3kWh extra per hour.
Baseline for 9-10 would be 5.4kWh (normal 2.1kWh + 3.3kWh)
Saving 4.7kWh (5.4 - 0.7kWh)0
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