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Gas - 11,408 Kw/h (1004 Cu M)
Elec - 7068 Kw/h
Currently on Click Energy 5 which isnt the cheapest that BG offer, web saver 3 is the cheapest with a £30 penalty for each fuel before dec 09. Ran a few quotes based on the above, and it appears that they are the cheapest in my area for Elec, and the 3rd cheapest for Gas. Atlantic Electric & Gas are the cheapest, but ive never heard of them. Prob not worth the hassle for £40 & review at christmas.
£26.46 for the last quarter. I didn't use any gas.
2 adults. Only home nights & weekends and try not to turn the heating on much
1 storage heater downstairs and one tiny heater in bedroom (rarely used).
2006: £815
2007: £910
2008: £1010
2009: already £750 - not yet done winter...
Prepayment meter...
What time is cheap rate for electricity? What time are the storage heaters / water set to come on?
I know it's from the department of the bleeding obvious but some people over look these things but that looks high for a tiny one bedroom house.
The water - we only get about 10 mins. worth of hot water at a time. It's down to a normal temp. I don't know about the timings though. I will set him on it tonight.
When I called EDF they told me it was a normal cost that I pay, but looking at everyone else, I think she was fibbing...
Now I'm confused.
Have you used a price comparison site like
http://www.energyhelpline.com/
One years actual consumption in kWh gives a more accurate list of tariffs.