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November Bills

batalto · 2021-11-22T15:05:12Z

Hi All, I will getting my November bill from Octopus shortly (in the next day or two) so I'll be sharing on here my costs. I'll share how much it is total, how much comes at the 5p rate and how much on the 15p rate plus a blended costs. I will also breakdown the cost per m2 of my house so people can compare costs. Of course total power bills wont be the same for everyone and our house has two small children so we use the washing machine and tumble drier every day. But given November is supposed to be 12% of your total yearly costs for heating (give or take) it should provide an interesting feed. I'll also share total kW used by the ASHP for the month too.

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21/06/2026 7:59 pm

Posted by: @witchcraft

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@batalto Yup I am in Suffolk and was on 5p off peak 14p peak. If you look on Octopus as a customer there are no other options (including Agile) I strongly got the feeling they're are not looking for new customers at the moment

Right now it's nearly impossible to get a fix on electricity prices in the market because nobody can get a fix on the price of gas or oil because the market is mostly betting that Iran will still be beating up Trump in October and that there won't be anything left of Russia by Christmas.

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