eon 64.189 per kwh is crippling me

scobie

Right. So it clearly shows your rate both before the EPG deduction and after it?

which begs the question: why start a thread headlined that you’re being crippled by rates at 64p when clearly you’re not ?

Dazed_and_C0nfused

scobie said:

Right. So it clearly shows your rate both before the EPG deduction and after it?

which begs the question: why start a thread headlined that you’re being crippled by rates at 64p when clearly you’re not ?

It's the tabloid newspaper approach to thread titles 😆

debitcardmayhem

scobie said:

Right. So it clearly shows your rate both before the EPG deduction and after it?

which begs the question: why start a thread headlined that you’re being crippled by rates at 64p when clearly you’re not ?

He/she didn't start the thread

gefnew

debitcardmayhem said:

scobie said:

Right. So it clearly shows your rate both before the EPG deduction and after it?

which begs the question: why start a thread headlined that you’re being crippled by rates at 64p when clearly you’re not ?

He/she didn't start the thread

Thank you for your astute observations hope others read what is posted.

Scot_39

ellajuk said:

My bills are £284 per month and I have had no statement since March but it was showing a crippling 64.189 p kwh and even thought I have been paying by DD they have not updated my paymets on their system and suggest I owe then over £900 pounds.  Is this just me ?  I use about £30 a week based on the .33p unit so my bill should be at least half they are asking.

Until the end of March - the EPG discount was a high 31.8p + VAT - so raw healdine tariff rates around 64p were normal.

The tariffs came down with the Ofgem cap on Apr 1st - but then so did the discounts - to 16.6p+VAT.

Some of the regions shuffled around a bit on SR - more so on E7 / multirate - but normally net of EPG discount by a fraction of a penny.

EOn were pretty explicit on their billing -

with lines for both per unit

Until Mar 31st

Units Used  -                                    xx kWh at 64.189 =  £aa.bb

Energy Price Gauarantee                xx kWh at 31.8p   = -£cc.dd

After

Units Used  -                                    xx kWh at say c48.9 =  £aa.bb

Energy Price Gauarantee                xx kWh at 16.6p   = -£cc.dd

The c48.9-16.6 should have matched within fraction of p - the 64.189-31.8

The change to the EPG isn't what is driving your billing difference - the net figures should have remained fairly constant