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RE: Electricity price predictions

In case it is helpful It is only scheduled to be a short term measure. It expires currently on 30th September. Of course it may be extended or used...

4 years ago
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RE: Electricity price predictions

Short, easy to read article on some of the recent and proposed ofgem changes

4 years ago
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RE: Electricity price predictions

You should be able to see what drove such a large increase in your region from the documents on the Ofgem site.

4 years ago
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RE: Electricity price predictions

The scale of government borrowing would probably have happened anyway IMHO, it is just that the Bank of England bought the debt to stimulate the econo...

4 years ago
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RE: Electricity price predictions

Regional info on Standing Charges price cap if it is useful Price per day for Single Rate Electricity Meter from April 2022 by British region in o...

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RE: Electricity price predictions

There is regional price cap data on the ofgem site if it helps In the Subsidiary documents section. There is similar data for previous price ca...

4 years ago
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RE: Electricity price predictions

QE is perhaps the least understood where the government issues debt and the Bank of England buys some of that debt.

4 years ago
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RE: Electricity price predictions

Borrowing, including QE where the Bank of England buys debt. The Bank may begin selling some of the debt in 2022/2023 Taxes

4 years ago
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RE: Electricity price predictions

All households in England, Scotland and Wales connected to the electricity mains (around 28 million) will get a non-repayable grant to help towards th...

4 years ago
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RE: Will you be able to afford running your air source heat pump this winter?

Looking forward to the blog. Am curious on your thoughts on Time of Use tariffs and heat pumps. The delta in costs in 30min electricity slots can b...

4 years ago
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RE: Will you be able to afford running your air source heat pump this winter?

We are still on old fashion mains gas rather than a heat pump as you know. The unit price of mains gas has actually increased faster than the unit ...

4 years ago
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RE: Electricity price predictions

There has been a lot in the press recently from National Grid about nodal pricing and central dispatch following on from a study. This is from today

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