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MSE News: £200 Alternative Fuel Payment to be paid 'in the New Year'
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I had spotted Ministerial Directions had been put into force from 4th January 2023 that permits the MPAN data to be shared with electricity suppliers, may only be used for the purpose of identifying and paying AFP to their customers, and the data from BEIS (or their directed source) may only be used for this and must be deleted by the end of March.Save £12k in 2023 - #50 target is £5000 with £3221.11 submitted so far. OS Grocery Challenge 2023 60.99% spent or £1829.72/£3,000 annual (not incl £500 contingency) after July. My Debt Free Diary Get a grip Woman which has recently all been about beekeeping0
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Spoonie_Turtle said:
(So heat pump havers are eliminated, now we know for certain.)Reed1 -
Reed_Richards said:Spoonie_Turtle said:
(So heat pump havers are eliminated, now we know for certain.)1 -
Looks like they missed a trick as they could have used the GHG and RHI databases to eliminate most that live in an oil area but switched to an ASHP.0
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I think the whole idea of an Alternative Fuel Payment is a bit wacky. At current prices oil is probably the cheapest way to heat your house at present; why should oil users receive an extra subsidy?Reed0
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Reed_Richards said:I think the whole idea of an Alternative Fuel Payment is a bit wacky. At current prices oil is probably the cheapest way to heat your house at present; why should oil users receive an extra subsidy?0
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Everyone with an electricity meter is getting a £400 payment. So this extra payment of £200 seems to be targeted towards people who have no access to mains gas. To me it's more of a "sorry-you-didn't-have-mains-gas-when-it was-cheap" payment than anything else.Reed0
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Reed_Richards said:Everyone with an electricity meter is getting a £400 payment. So this extra payment of £200 seems to be targeted towards people who have no access to mains gas or who did have access to mains gas but stupidly chose to use electricity instead. To me it's more of a "sorry-you-didn't-have-mains-gas-when-it was-cheap" payment than anything else.0
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Reed_Richards said:I think the whole idea of an Alternative Fuel Payment is a bit wacky. At current prices oil is probably the cheapest way to heat your house at present; why should oil users receive an extra subsidy?2
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Huh? Those people aren't eligible.Reed0
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