O/T Capping Energy bills

[gru]

At £2,500 for next 2 years. Works out at £208 a month. Better than what it said it was going to go up to but it's like a double rise. I'd like to know how you keep bills to that amount how much gas/electric you can use before you pay more?

[great_fire]

They'll just print more money like they did with Covid.

We'll pay for it in the end, like Weimar Germany, wheelbarrow full of banknotes to pay for a loaf of bread.

[Pattylallacks2]

They'll just print more money like they did with Covid.

We'll pay for it in the end, like Weimar Germany, wheelbarrow full of banknotes to pay for a loaf of bread.

Have they got a sale on?

[gru]

At £2,500 for next 2 years. Works out at £208 a month. Better than what it said it was going to go up to but it's like a double rise. I'd like to know how you keep bills to that amount how much gas/electric you can use before you pay more?

or if you use less gas/electric than the amount the cap is set at do you get a reduction on what you pay?

[great_fire]

It will be a cap on the unit price so if you use more you will still pay more.

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

It will be a cap on the unit price so if you use more you will still pay more.

I should imagine it would be similar to vat

A levy to repay the loan the energy company takes out, so the more energy you use the bigger the levy amount would be

[crashbang]

Some nutters on news. "I only have the heating on occasionally"
Who the fk has the heating on??.

[Pattylallacks2]

Some nutters on news. "I only have the heating on occasionally"
Who the fk has the heating on??.

Must be a flash git

[gru]

It will be a cap on the unit price so if you use more you will still pay more.

How will you know? They ought to tell you based on how much you used last year if you would be paying more.

[Pattylallacks2]

How will you know? They ought to tell you based on how much you used last year if you would be paying more.

gru, save your wind-ups for football topics.