How much were your energy bills for the last couple of months?
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Gas
Electric agile, unit average.
Includes standing charges, some export data is missing.
How come you're not on gas tracker?
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Sore subject I think
Same as dlockers yes. Didn't want to risk both supplies spiking in price. Softened by octopus giving me some credit for my smart meter woes anyway.Sore subject I think
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About £80 a month for electric, for a flat, mostly heating and its only on when absolutely necessary. No gas supply.
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My last twelve months all with octopus…
Exported - 2264kwhs
Imported - 1210kwhs
Gas - 9087kwhs….
Exported - 2264kwhs
Imported - 1210kwhs
Gas - 9087kwhs….
Nov 23 - 765.00kWh - £119.75
Dec 23 - 726.82kWh - £123.71
Jan 24 - 874.17kWH - £144.19
All Electric (No Gas) on Octopus Go with two EV's (So effectively our Elec and Fuel bill for each month).
Would be lower but had a couple of EV charges on peak rates due to messing up timings and relatively inefficient heating (being fixed when we reno the house + add Solar / Batteries).
Dec 23 - 726.82kWh - £123.71
Jan 24 - 874.17kWH - £144.19
All Electric (No Gas) on Octopus Go with two EV's (So effectively our Elec and Fuel bill for each month).
Would be lower but had a couple of EV charges on peak rates due to messing up timings and relatively inefficient heating (being fixed when we reno the house + add Solar / Batteries).
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I'm comparing pre-COVID, COVID itself and post-COVID when the rates went up to give a larger picture.
1-bed semi with just myself, loft insulation, dual-fuel with Scottish Power. Attitude to climate not really changed as I've had air conditioning since 2013 and I skipped the CFL bulb generation, going from incandescent bulbs to LEDs early on.
- pre-COVID - £66/month, fixed. Worked at work base 5 days a week.
- during COVID - £90/month, fixed. This factored in teleworking 5 days a week.
- post-COVID - £174/month, variable. This factored in teleworking 3 days and at work base 2 days.
- now - £150/month, variable. Same 3:2 working arrangement as above.
1-bed semi with just myself, loft insulation, dual-fuel with Scottish Power. Attitude to climate not really changed as I've had air conditioning since 2013 and I skipped the CFL bulb generation, going from incandescent bulbs to LEDs early on.
- pre-COVID - £66/month, fixed. Worked at work base 5 days a week.
- during COVID - £90/month, fixed. This factored in teleworking 5 days a week.
- post-COVID - £174/month, variable. This factored in teleworking 3 days and at work base 2 days.
- now - £150/month, variable. Same 3:2 working arrangement as above.
