Unless you buy the products sold by the electric supply companies you won't get the 15p/kW generally offered.
Prices are coming down 12p and as low as 6p are being touted for non compliant systems
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Unless you buy the products sold by the electric supply companies you won't get the 15p/kW generally offered.
Prices are coming down 12p and as low as 6p are being touted for non compliant systems
Regular.Cyclist
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Been in the property for 5 days now and FIT payment we are on would exceed unit costs set by our energy provider by 8p. Only the standing charge to worry about.
ebikeerwidnes
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That would sound like a "lock in clause" which is probably illegal
although I do remember when I was ringing round looking to swap supplier it became clear that I could swap gas and electric import but leave the export with the old company
which would be weird - but as it all goes down the same bit of electron stream to the same intermediate company anyway - I suppose it doesn;t matter
Alex321
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- South Wales
No, it is perfectly legal to offer better prices if you take multiple products from them.
Insurers do it regularly, with multi-car policies being cheaper than the individual policies would be.
BoldonLad
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- South Tyneside
I am an electrical ignoramus, but, isn't there also something called "phase" involved in the grid, and, possibly domestic power supplies? I have not idea what "phase" even means, in electrical terms, so, be gentle with me, if you choose to answer 😊
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