Saving Sessions / Demand reduction thread

I cant even find a price, I go to saving sessions info section and it just says

"In Saving Sessions, we pay you to use less energy during peak times when the demand on the grid is highest. That means we can avoid turning on fossil-fuel run power plants and benefit from cheaper, greener energy!
You're in for Saving Sessions!
Good to know: You'll still need to opt in to individual Sessions."

But I see no pricing or opt in choice or even the timeframe?

In any case im not opting in at a loss, balls to that.
 
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Looks like Eon aren't registered for this at the moment. I've sent them a message to see if they are doing anything similar or joining the scheme.

Out of interest, MSE have got an article about this and there's some third party apps you can use, such as Equiwatt. If I join Equiwatt and use that, can I move to Eon's scheme if they take part at a later date?
 
Signed up. Luckily we aren't using the oven to cook today and I've been force exporting from 20:00 since going onto Intelligent Go.

Will need to do 20 minutes or so of force charging beforehand though as I've hit the battery pretty hard today and generation has been rubbish again.
 
I may make a little bit but think I'm going to struggle, battery is already low (57%) so probably only just going to have enough to discharge for the hour and then will be using grid electricity after, which will be pricey-ish as I'm on Agile (luckily I will be out tonight, so should be low usage), not worth charging the battery beforehand because Agile price is already close to the saving session price!

Ironically, think my GF with no battery will do better, as usually would be cooking and running electric heating at the the session time, but she also will be out, so should be a pretty decent saving!
 
Wife just saw the email, 60p just isn't worth even thinking about bothering for us as we don't have a battery or anything fancy. We've always stopped cooking dinner by 6pm anyway so all we could do is turn the xmas tree off or sit in the dark..
 
My battery is at 50% and is set to kick on and charge at 17:00 for 30 mins which will add about 25% ready to dump 50% back to the grid for an hour.

The heat pump will go off at 18:00 for an hour and I’ll ride out the rest of the day on grid.
 
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