Who knows lol They survived the supplier cull over winter so they have at least some resilience! They bought the retail arm of SSE a few years ago so they are essentially one of the big suppliers now and generally the big suppliers should be fine
I suspect an awful lot of people haven't cared too much about energy use until quite recently, because the bill has been ok, now it's biting them on the arse.
Is the DD money protected somehow, or if the supplier goes bust do you lose it? I've been overpaying for a few months to lessen the shock this winter, so keen to know what would happen.
Credits are protected during the SOLR process. So if a company goes under whoever gains your supply has to fork up the credit you had with the old one so you wont be out of pocket. However if you want the credit back it may take weeks or months due to the SOLR process and making sure eveything is setup correctly
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4 kids stay at home wife who l like to wash clothes apparently
approx 145sqm to heat
I mean, it shouldn't be a difficult problem to solve should it. Someone take a navy plane and go collect the god damn thing. It is within our ability as a group of intelligent people. Then by doing this ourselves you know for sure if Gazprom are deliberately holding it up.Gazprom: Nord Stream gas link's safety depends on stranded turbine
Kremlin-controlled energy giant Gazprom said on Wednesday it could not guarantee the safe operation of a critical part of the Nord Stream 1 gas pipeline because of doubt over the return of a turbine from Canada.
Perhaps I'm misunderstanding this, but it appears that Russia has every intention to shut off the gas to Europe, from what I understand Canada gave permission for this "critical to Nord Stream operations" turbine to be exported back to Russia after repairs, however Gazprom have issued a statement saying no single document exists to allow them return of their turbine so it seems they're purposely making out that they can't get the turbine back despite Canada giving permission ?
Just having kids is a big one. I work with a guy, just him and his Mrs, they're leccy is about 2Mwh a year. Mine (with 2 kids) is about double that (with another 4Mwh for the car). Our house is about 120sqm, with gas heating.4 kids stay at home wife who l like to wash clothes apparently
You'd nack a manual pilot light mechanism(that locks on the supply once the thermocouples warmed up) if you did stop/start it everyday -My dad grew up just after the war when people were especially poor and he could never get out of the habit of saving his basin water for the next person to use to wash their hands instead of wasting it. Obviously stuff like that always seemed silly to me but UK has definetly been poor in energy etc. before now. Put your kettle water in a thermos if you somehow boil the whole kettle and only use a cup, it'll save a fair bit over a year. Tons of stuff like that, people got used to not doing it but it adds up. Not sure we are getting to the point growing your own spuds in the back garden is required, they arent too hard to grow so long as its not a rainy summer. Plant themselves for the next year if you miss a couple when harvesting
Not sure I'd want the hassle but you can put out the pilot light for however long and turn the gas off at the mains
I’m in the same boat, no doubt they aren’t accounting for the £400 support either
