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 batalto
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13/01/2022 6:23 pm  

@editor I would assume that's the maximum for standing charges if you use nothing. But it's only a guess.

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 Derek M
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13/01/2022 6:24 pm  
Posted by: @editor

Ih the attached document, what does nil kWk mean (when looking at electricity tariffs) and why is the tariff calculated by dividing the sum of money by 3,100kWh - seems like an arbitrary number?

Default tariff cap level - 1 October 2021 - 31 March 2022.pdf

Hi Mars,

Nil kWh is the daily standing charge whether you use 'Nil' kWh or more than Nil. I think that you will find that the 3100 kWh of electricity is the assumed average consumption by Mr. & Mrs. Average in their average home. In a similar manner average gas consumption is deemed to be 12000 kWh.


   
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