Changes To StayWarm

f107btx

f107btx wrote: »

Gas units *1.02264*39.4(approx)/3.6=Kwh

Sorry misread your post (cubic feet) *above by 2.83.Above is for cubic metres

atticgirl2003

Does someone have a ballpark figure of the cost of each unit used. metric meter gas.

Also where can I convert units to Kwh.

djohn2002uk

Gas KWh = Units used x 39.4 x 1.02264 / 3.6
To get the cost per KWh you will have to refer to your bill. It will tell you on there somewhere.

atticgirl2003

djohn2002uk wrote: »

Gas KWh = Units used x 39.4 x 1.02264 / 3.6
To get the cost per KWh you will have to refer to your bill. It will tell you on there somewhere.

Thank you for reply.
However it is not the cost per KWh I want, it is a rough idea of the cost per gas unit.

djohn2002uk

You don't pay for gas in gas units. You used to pay per Therm years ago but now you pay per KWh the same as electricity.
You take the readings, then x 39.4 x 1.02264 / 3.6 then multiply by the cost per KWh which in my case is 7.275p/KWh.
It will be on the back of your bill. The calculation I gave you above will also be on there somewhere.

remrats

Have only just found out that we are regarded as High Gas Users (having been told a few months ago that we weren't high users.) Has anyone out there actually managed to change band and bring the cost down again or is it impossible/

Alan_Vickers

Last year a friend of ours became very annoyed when she received her annual letter from StayWarm with a big increase in charges. She wrote them a letter complaining about this and they replied and reduced their charges. I do not know however if she had been categorised as a 'high user'.

Alan Vickers.

mud7dan

right i pay 35 a month for one standard util and 35 for the other util. should i look around or stick? pay dd all times.with bg and edf.

one mention is to check loft insulation and cavity insulation,also lagging on pipes.shared buildings might not allow the pumping of insulation in cavities.and men in roofs!!!!!!!

george1939

atticgirl2003 wrote: »

Thank you for reply.
However it is not the cost per KWh I want, it is a rough idea of the cost per gas unit.

I If your gas meter is a metric one and you use 'one' unit multiply by eleven and if the cost is 2 pence a kilowatt cost is 2x11=22 pence per unit

If it is a foot cube meter one unit used at 2 pence per kilowatt is
is 2 times 31 =62 pence per unit

george1939

george1939 wrote: »

I If your gas meter is a metric one and you use 'one' unit multiply by eleven and if the cost is 2 pence a kilowatt cost is 2x11=22 pence per unit

If it is a foot cube meter one unit used at 2 pence per kilowatt is
is 2 times 31 =62 pence per unit

metric cube gas units times gas cost 2 or 3 pence etc times 11=total cost£'s
foot cube gas units times gas cost 2 or 3 pence etc times 31=total cost£'s