New rate table for January

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EdF have now posted their rate table for January - so we can start to see what the effect of the change in the background OFGEM cap is.

Should be almost identical to this for all single-rate variable tariffs, but as usual E7 will vary (but keep the same weighted average at 58:42).

https://www.edfenergy.com/sites/default/files/government_energy_price_guarantee_prices._standard_variable_deemed_and_welcome._credit_meters.pdf

EssexHebridean

Error on the Eastern area PAYG night rate by the looks of it. 

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EssexHebridean said:

Error on the Eastern area PAYG night rate by the looks of it. 

The way things have been going in the last few months, you never know.

EssexHebridean

Frankly if they were offering that, even I would give consideration to going back to them and getting a PAYG meter installed! 😆

Astria

Sounds like my electric cost will rise then from 33.73p/kWh to 33.84p/kWh

[Deleted User]

And here's a single-rate comparison (exc. VAT) that I made from the government data (rather than the EdF sheet but I hope it matches!).

Astria

[Deleted User] said:

And here's a single-rate comparison (exc. VAT) that I made from the government data (rather than the EdF sheet but I hope it matches!).

You might want to do a inc VAT table as well, for the people who don't want the hassle of adding VAT themselves, I was confused for a moment before I realized it was ex vat.

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Astria said:

[Deleted User] said:

And here's a single-rate comparison (exc. VAT) that I made from the government data (rather than the EdF sheet but I hope it matches!).

You might want to do a inc VAT table as well, for the people who don't want the hassle of adding VAT themselves, I was confused for a moment before I realized it was ex vat.

I intend to - but that spreadsheet is at home and I am not.