Shareholders look at this and then think “great” and lobby politicians with donations and gifts to keep it that way.
FaceMace87 on
For anyone that is interested I would heartily recommend the Octopus Tracker tariff, we have been on it for around 6 months and have saved so much already.
Wadarkhu on
Would quite fancy a world where essential services *aren’t* used for making profits that line elite pockets.
LamentTheAlbion on
probably because our defining feature is wind. which isnt anywhere near as cheap as zealots like to make out.
Generic118 on
Uk households also oppose every single attempt to build a Powerplant
Electricbell20 on
>By contrast, UK households pay the ninth lowest gas prices compared to 27 EU countries, at just 8p a unit.
Could easily have a headline that the UK pays less for gas than the majority of EU countries
It’s swings and roundabouts on energy prices as there are global market forces, local market forces and government subsides and taxes.
Getting apple to apple comparisons are difficult and people will ignore what they don’t like and what they do.
lostitallyrsago on
My electric usage is very low, I pay more to the electric bill for the daily standing charge then I do for KW used.
48p a day is a huge rip off for standing charges. Ive checked around and most suppliers charge about this.
Before fuel prices went sky high, the standing charge was less then half this…. Why is that?
ButterflyRoyal3292 on
At this point I’ve given over caring, I’m drained and the money men win.
This election? I’ve ignored nearly all of it as its a waste of my time. Nothing will ever change in the uk.
The government needs to keep the average person happy to the point they won’t rebel.
They are failing. There eventually will be discontent, maybe.
But not me. I’m tired and done
bitofslapandpickle on
Because of the huge amount of very expensive offshore wind maybe?
TurbulentBullfrog829 on
Our gas is one of the cheapest though and makes up the majority of bills
Brief_Inspection7697 on
UK households voted to remove themselves from the protection of the most effective consumer advocate in history.
Brexit triumphs again.
bertiebasit on
Course we do…just another way to transfer wealth to the uppers
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Shareholders look at this and then think “great” and lobby politicians with donations and gifts to keep it that way.
For anyone that is interested I would heartily recommend the Octopus Tracker tariff, we have been on it for around 6 months and have saved so much already.
Would quite fancy a world where essential services *aren’t* used for making profits that line elite pockets.
probably because our defining feature is wind. which isnt anywhere near as cheap as zealots like to make out.
Uk households also oppose every single attempt to build a Powerplant
>By contrast, UK households pay the ninth lowest gas prices compared to 27 EU countries, at just 8p a unit.
Could easily have a headline that the UK pays less for gas than the majority of EU countries
It’s swings and roundabouts on energy prices as there are global market forces, local market forces and government subsides and taxes.
Getting apple to apple comparisons are difficult and people will ignore what they don’t like and what they do.
My electric usage is very low, I pay more to the electric bill for the daily standing charge then I do for KW used.
48p a day is a huge rip off for standing charges. Ive checked around and most suppliers charge about this.
Before fuel prices went sky high, the standing charge was less then half this…. Why is that?
At this point I’ve given over caring, I’m drained and the money men win.
This election? I’ve ignored nearly all of it as its a waste of my time. Nothing will ever change in the uk.
The government needs to keep the average person happy to the point they won’t rebel.
They are failing. There eventually will be discontent, maybe.
But not me. I’m tired and done
Because of the huge amount of very expensive offshore wind maybe?
Our gas is one of the cheapest though and makes up the majority of bills
UK households voted to remove themselves from the protection of the most effective consumer advocate in history.
Brexit triumphs again.
Course we do…just another way to transfer wealth to the uppers