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Octopus Agile
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Below 1p kwh is nice will make sure we plan some heavy things at those times like tumble dryer/hot water and oven etc.0
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I shall plug the car in, before I go to bed. Should be full by 4pm. Not quite as cheap as I like but still a tenth of the cost per mile of petrol.0
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Why not use the Octopus Compare app?Telegraph_Sam said:I'd be tempted to give Agile a try, now, were it not for the 9-month excommunication from Tracker if I decide it was not a good move. What they call recant being denied0 -
Standing charge:69.14 p/dayTelegraph_Sam said:I'd be tempted to give Agile a try, now, were it not for the 9-month excommunication from Tracker if I decide it was not a good move. What they call recant being denied
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Mine's 52p/day and I'm in one of the more expensive areas.1
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52.17p standing charge in South Wales region ...Debt Free Wannabe by 1 December 2027
Satisfied customer of Octopus Agile - past savings on average 33% of standard tarrif
Deep seated hatred of Scottish Power and all who sail in her - would love to see Ofgem grow a pair and actually do something about it.0 -
That's where I am.1
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Agile was changed to 12 mth contract, locking in the lower s/c before April so it may be higher if you join now2
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Just got my latest bill and I wasn't expecting a particularly good result, what with the daily average being around 18p for most of the month, so was pleasantly surprised to average 14.73p/kWh, which is still over 25% below the SVT.
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As the ofgem cap continues to fall, the additional peak time premium (typically 12p) increases as a proportion of the unit price. When the price cap was ~34p/kWh, the additional 12p equated to a 35% premium, now that has risen to a 49% premium and will continue to rise as prices fall further. This is making the peak rate prices proportionally more expensive.I am a Forum Ambassador and I support the Forum Team on the Benefits & tax credits, Heat pumps and Green & Ethical MoneySaving forums. If you need any help on those boards, do let me know. Please note that Ambassadors are not moderators. Any post you spot in breach of the Forum Rules should be reported via the report button, or by emailing forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com. All views are my own & not the official line of Money Saving Expert.2
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