Hi you sent me a personal reply but the return address was not functional. Yes, one of the issues I had with other companies except edf was they would not produce bills in an accessible way. I currently get them by email as many web sites are in fact not screenreader usable or need to be accessed by a mobile app. I now have an I phone so I guess it may be time to revisit the area as the tariff runs out in June. Brian Brian Gaff - snipped-for-privacy@blueyonder.co.uk
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----- Original Message ----- From: "Andy Bennet" snipped-for-privacy@andy.com To: "Brian Gaff" snipped-for-privacy@blueyonder.co.uk>
Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2019 5:29 PM Subject: Re: Energy tariff variations around the UK
>> I get a bit miffed as I am all electric, but some who get both and from >> the
>> same company get cheaper electricity than I can get. This seems to >> indicate
>> to me that the costing are not based on anything to do with the cost of
>> production but some strange algorithm that maximises profits from a
>> customer without chasing them away.
>> Brian
>>
>
> Electric only - Economy 7 monthly DD
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> Standing charge 40.09p/day
> Night tariff (Economy 7) 6.92p/kWh
> Day Tariff 13.11p/kWh
> All inc. VAT
> On average our consumption is 42% night tariff.