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If Russia says something is a catastrophe for us I tend to think the opposite (maybe applying that to Liz Truss is going a little far).
They did blame her for their taking the covers off their nuclear missiles.
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If Russia says something is a catastrophe for us I tend to think the opposite (maybe applying that to Liz Truss is going a little far).
We have some of the highest tidal ranges in the world between the Severn estuary and Morecambe Bay. I would have loved to design a barrage in either of those locations providing a transport crossing and power generation.
I was busy earlier but was going to post that there will soon be those annoyed they've locked themselves into a needlessly expensive scheme. Being old school I have refused all the pressure Scottish Power have brought to bear on me to go direct debit, so have total control over how much I pay, and indeed, when I pay. People do indeed moan, some are truly professional in the art...![]()
To be fair thats vastly better than sticking it on SC.So Liz's energy plan is to add £130bn of debt to freeze energy prices. Nice.
Not in between?BBC news reporting that prices will be frozen at the current cap for this winter and next.
They actually are.Surely the electorate aren’t that stupid. But they are the turkeys that keep voting for Christmas…
That would forward thinking and planning, an anathema to any politician whose horizon stretches no further than the next election result.
Its the way to go, but we seem to always go for simple as possible remedies.Agree with the previous poster, we need a two tier cap. First X at a certain rate with the following uncapped or with less subsidy.
What were going to end up with is the government subsidies going mostly to help heavy users with the stated PR goal of helping the needy. What that will do is reduce the incentives to insulate homes, install solar, etc etc while helping the rich.
Whether you believe that's the political goal or not is interesting
Higher usage doesn't equal rich.Agree with the previous poster, we need a two tier cap. First X at a certain rate with the following uncapped or with less subsidy.
What were going to end up with is the government subsidies going mostly to help heavy users with the stated PR goal of helping the needy. What that will do is reduce the incentives to insulate homes, install solar, etc etc while helping the rich.
Whether you believe that's the political goal or not is interesting
I get, 5% in the past they used to like you to keep credit below £1000 but now I'm not sure?I think it starts at 3% and increases with how long you've been with them. I've been with them for 15 months and I get 4%, 5% should come in the third year.
Current cap I have read. Which isCurrent cap or the October increase cap?
You will need to pay exit fees I guess.If they are freezing the price cap does that mean those who took out a fix will end up paying more or will fixed tariffs be included?
Hopefully they'll have no exit fees to get out of the fix...If they are freezing the price cap does that mean those who took out a fix will end up paying more or will fixed tariffs be included?
Seems the strongest rumour now is £2500 cap whilst keeping the £400, but unknown length of time.
That would be roughly 33-34p unit rate for electric and 9p for gas, so I (me personally as my agile is 35p with half price SC) would keep Agile if they do that but ditch gas tracker.