Some good advice if you are with one of the smaller companies and they have not already gone bust.
https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/u...-says-21652211
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Some good advice if you are with one of the smaller companies and they have not already gone bust.
https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/u...-says-21652211
Annoyingly, Utility Point failed to transfer me out several weeks ago, as I requested. I could have gone to EDF and received a £50 bonus for doing so (as a friend works there and would receive the same amount regarding my transfer). Instead, I am now being transferred to EDF automatically as they are the relevant supplier of last resport in this case.
mine have gone bust, I guess I'll just take a meter reading and wait for a huge bill to hit the doormat
Could it be worth upping your readings, so it'll be charged at the lower previous price? Just a thought, can't say I've thought it through.
we've nothing to worry about as the Welsh Nationalists have informed us recently that we're the 5th largest exporter of energy in the world.
I'm with Avro but was in credit when they went bust.Just waiting to find out how much I'll have to pay-be like a second mortgage I suppose.
Same here. I'm more concerned about who I am transferred to and what the tariff will be. The credit should be safe though. However, a few years ago my supplier went bust, I was transferred to Together Energy (as was my credit), but their tariff was too high so I switched to Avro but had to take Together Energy to the equivalent of the small claims court in Scotland to get me credit back.
I wonder if anyone will look at the Severn barrage again, now the price on the market has shot up, also in terms of energy security it makes a lot of sense to me
My fixed rate with Octopus finishes next week. The fixed rate available to me is about 40% more expensive so I'm just going to stay on the standard rate and be subject to the cap.
So the crux of all this is gas prices have gone up, what does this really mean though? Aren’t we all relying on the Russians for gas? So have they just upped the price?
I predict that when the wholesale price goes down at some point, the savings will not be passed on to the customers.
Nationalise it all
Energy , water , trains
You dangle money in front of people and they will run off a cliff like a lemming
It’s the classic capitalist way isn’t it? They run the old system down until it’s almost unworkable, we then accept anything just to make it function properly again which is usually a private firm. Just look at the nhs
Of interest:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-58650634
The consumer price energy cap has effectively done for a number of these smaller companies as they couldn't cope with world markets fluctuating , big players like Russia restrictions are effecting market prices its interesting to note that there is very little profit in this market some say as little as 5% which leaves very little wriggle room for smaller companies.
We need to embrace nuclear power as the solution and become independent it can be produced without big Co2 impacts