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Scottish Power bill high (not first post about this)
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Your sleap apnea machine - if fairly modern could be using 50-100W per hour - so non trivial - 0.4kWh - 0.8kWh for an 8 hour night.That will add at the upper range maybe 150-300 kWh per year.And I guess most of it at your meter night register.I guess if its an older clunky NHS supplied beast it could be even more.But given you have gas HW for tap ?But don't discount the electric shower - 1x10 min per day - at 9kW rating - 1.5kWh = 550 kWh per year too.Many folk with gas might have tank or simple combi fed mixer showers - so that would drop out of the median 2700 kWh cap TDCV too.It sounds like you might have a combi boiler - rather than a HW tank boiler - again the model number would help.Is there any other heating - maybe a large electric towel rail in the bathroom - that might be using a lot of power - at least part of the year.0
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If your gas is only £15 a month surely your heating is electric? The amounts quoted don’t sound that bed then especially if you’re keeping the flat quite warm.Credit card 1800
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