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From what to what? I don't know if you're talking about a 600% increase of a tiny number or what.

• gambiting 4y ago
  £0.03/kWh to £0.18/kWh. Yes the number overall is tiny - but it still means that whatever I used to spend on heating/hot water, is now 6x higher.
  • rand49an 4y ago
    Damn what tariff are you on? My gas is currently 7.34p/kWh with Octopus.
    • cjrp 4y ago
      Ditto EDF. Is op mixing up kWh and m3 perhaps?
      • gambiting 4y ago
        No I'm not. The current fixed deal with Octopus here in UK is 18.53p/kWh + 48p/day as standing charge.
        • cjrp 4y ago
          Ahh sorry, I was mixing up £ and p for some reason!
    • gambiting 4y ago
      I'm with octopus. 7.34p/kWh is their flexible tariff, 18p/kWh is their fixed deal at the moment. My old 3p/kWh just expired and I'm not risking the price increasing even further, so I think the fixed deal is still the right way to go, even though it means increasing my price 6x right now.
  • kube-system 4y ago
    I’m guessing geopolitics is affecting your price. I’m paying 0.045 USD per kWh in for natural gas here in the US, including all fees.