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@mattengineer How much would the £200 mean to the consumer, especially when consumers are still trying to cope with last year's increase. All the £200...
@george I just took E-on's current offer at 26p and 45p fixed for 12mths seems a reasonable deal.
There is a price increase of approx 6p for electricity and gas 2.5p. As gas is the major cause of this increase it feels as if electricity users are b...
Similar problem here with a Samsung series 6 HP. The recent service pointed out a low flow rate 11.5m/s and was surprised that I had no error code. Th...
@jeff Worth waiting until tomorrow, and being skeptical watch the price disappear.
That rate could be worth a gamble.
@julianc You are correct these are not really facts. I wish I looked deeper. The website is hounsfieldboilers. co. uk which is commercial
Here are some useful facts on HVO especially when read alongside the comments above. This is from 2019.
@jeff The problem with the government making these types of statements is it creates mass replacement prior to the deadline. That is not environmental...
@kev-m The Nuclear Energy Financing bill was written before the recent price increases so the data will be out of date. But the point is we will as co...
A further threat to electricity prices if anybody missed it is the Nuclear Energy Financing bill. This had its final Westminster reading last Monday. ...
@jeff "however that is measured" Interesting comment especially when those with heat pumps could be paying over £2000 more from April.This type of in...
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@jamespa It's rusting 🙂
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