A chart with the different rates that people will pay from October 1st. Differentiated by Direct Debit and On Demand.

Hey @Technophobe,

This is a really interesting suggestion!

I wasn’t aware of this until some of our other community members mentioned that some other companies have done this. 

I guess the difficulty is that prices change according to region?

With the energy price guarantee, some fixed customers may also benefit from switching to a variable tariff, if their prices are more expensive than the cap. This is judged on an individual basis so they wouldn’t be able to be included. 

Sorry that you were given some confusing figures in the online chat. You should also be sent an email or letter with your new prices confirmed if you are affected by the new prices.

@Technophobe as a starter OVO have been working on this which will help generally with visibility 

Vote on it if you haven't already? 

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Many thanks!

Jeffus wrote:

@Technophobe as a starter OVO have been working on this which will help generally with visibility 

Vote on it if you haven't already? 

 

• Self service ability to see all current OVO tariffs without having to phone up Completed
• 50 Votes

 

Brilliant! Thank you.

If you look at this from EDF (both pages) you can see how many non fixed tariffs and prices there are.  And you want the before and after - so its twice as complicated.  

government_energy_price_guarantee_prices._standard_variable_deemed_and_welcome._credit_meters.pdf (edfenergy.com)

Or you could just compare your bill pre 1 October with one post 1 October.  Hint, for the average user the rates post 1 October willbe up circa 25%

Helpful. Thanks!