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More good news.
More good news.
Get solar panels !I'll be looking at £5k a year at on that rate![]()
Return on investment makes no sense.Get solar panels !
Already have... Unfortunately it's currently in roll form![]()
There is a point if you gamble that the prices are going to keep going up and up next year.When is the October price cap decided as they were saying 40% a few weeks ago.
Both are **** though
Edit: Just checked and all the fixed tariffs available to me are at the same rate as a 50% increase anyway so no point fixing.
But I'd be paying 50% extra from today rather than from October, if they are offering those rates later in the year then I'd agree.There is a point if you gamble that the prices are going to keep going up and up next year.
Looking at wholesale prices and the governments unwillingness to subsidise anymore (they have been keeping prices low for a long time), it looks likely.
There is a point if you gamble that the prices are going to keep going up and up next year.
Looking at wholesale prices and the governments unwillingness to subsidise anymore (they have been keeping prices low for a long time), it looks likely.
They are predicting 1% rise next march, let's face it 50% rises cannot be sustained.
Good stuff. Find a wet rainy day and crack on and don’t do what my neighbours did.
When we moved in there was the standard 100mm that the builders did (in most places, some areas were actually bare…). They had boarded a small area by the hatch and placed enough to add another 100mm up there. I checked the date and it had been there for years and the layer of dust on the top of the packaging was very thick.
if you’re spending £5k on energy bills a year then it most definitely does !!Return on investment makes no sense.
The October price cap is based on 1 Feb to end of July wholesale energy price.When is the October price cap decided as they were saying 40% a few weeks ago.
Well obviously I'm not atm as that is a prediction but last time I looked earlier in the year it was like 18 years to break even.if you’re spending £5k on energy bills a year then it most definitely does !!
Return on investment makes no sense.
18 years ?!?- what were you planning on buyingWell obviously I'm not atm as that is a prediction but last time I looked earlier in the year it was like 18 years to break even.
18 years ?!?- what were you planning on buying
I’ve just got solar and battery storage installed and the payback is 5-6 years. Diverting solar to heat water saves on gas bills too.
5-6 years. Really. That's is way above average BTW if it's even true. https://www.moneysavingexpert.com/utilities/free-solar-panels/