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Alfiethefish
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I am wondering if anyone can advise what the current electrify rate is showing on my bills at 66 pence per therm, then reduced to the cap, then of course has the government allowance applied. We have just signed a two year commercial deal on an industrial site at 35 pence per therm, so I’m asking myself how this is possible and yet we are paying the price CAP for domestic use. Also if the price has come down so much why are EON and others still showing 66 pence as being the rate? Am I missing something?
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This is commercial and the domestic CAP does not apply.
My October commercial tariff was 34.36 (before the relief of 2.06) (different supplier) and I expect the relief will disappear come April)
You are brave taking a 2 year dealNever pay on an estimated bill. Always read and understand your bill0 -
35 pence per therm?At 1.19p/kWh, that's a rate to die for !
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