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How can I rely on the energy price comparison tool when the "threshold" info on my bill(s) randomly varies, sometimes more than once on the same bill?

jaybeewebb
by jaybeewebb 23 April 2009  |  Comments 1 comment  |  Love Love  0 loves

suggested thresholds p.a. for EDF don't even look close?!!!

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  • Neil Faulkner
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    Neil Faulkner posted

    Hi

    Your bill probably doesn't cover a precise quarter. Hence, the threshold might not look anything like the annual threshold. Suppliers make bills hard to read deliberately.

    The EDF (annualised) thresholds are standard across tariffs. They are:

    900 for standard electricity

    1,000 for Economy7

    2,680 for gas.

    You should use those.

    Neil (a writer for lovemoney.com)

    Posted on 24 April 2009 | Love Love  0 loves Report

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