My Energy supplier has gone bust.
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Spent some winters in Canada, those temps not abnormal, house was well insulated electric only with underfloor heating and reet toasty, almost all electricity from hydro, and anything else from wind. Energy plentiful and not that expensive
What's not to like?
Well, hydro electric generation is bad for the fish apparently.....
Dont fancy Florida at the moment though!
34.5p per kWh. ... average 200w/m for floor direct electric heating....Ummmm I don't like that math.
The point is that you don't need coal, gas or wood to keep warm in the proper cold. Electricity works fine (even that 110v, 60hz stuff.....)
A quick check at energy prices in Quebec province shows for domestic customers, 26p per day std charge, first 40 kWh per day at 4p per kWh, and 6p per kWh thereafter.
Electricity generation is 91% hydro, 7% wind, 1.3% gas and oil, 0.6% biomass.
Inexplicably, the Canadians don't link the price of renewable energy to the price of oil and gas......certainly missing a trick there, eh?
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Maths you faux Yankee Doodle Dandy
We haven't been at those prices since I've owned properties. ...
So Gas is now as cheap as Putin & Dox invaded Ukraine but no sign of cheaper energy bill? surly to Guinnesss in government should reduce the Energy Price Cap
Gas prices in Europe have dropped to levels that have not been since before Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine back in mid-February 2022. Russian President Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine and his supply cuts to Europe have sent prices soaring over the last 10 months, sparking a global energy crisis which has had a huge knock-on impact on billpayers across the continent, including the UK.
But even though Russia is hardly sending any gas at all to Europe at present (it supplied 40 percent of Europe's gas before the war), warmer weather across the continent has appeared to ease prices, calming fears of suspected shortages.
The European gas contract for the month ahead dropped to €76.78 (£68.07) per megawatt hour on Wednesday, the lowest price seen in over 10 months. before closing at a higher price of €83.70 (£74.20), according to the data company Refinitiv.
However, while prices may have dropped, this is not expected to lower household energy bills any time soon. This is despite the fact that rising gas prices are much to blame for bills costing double the amount they were last year on average.
Dr Anna Valero, a Senior Policy Fellow at the LSE's Centre for Economic Performance, told Express.co.uk: "My understanding is that the prices dropped due to lower demand (due to mild weather and demand management in EU countries) - but this is not expected to result in much cheaper energy bills for the foreseeable future as gas prices are expected to remain high over the coming year - the UK still relies on gas imports.
Gas prices in Europe have dropped to levels that have not been since before Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine back in mid-February 2022. Russian President Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine and his supply cuts to Europe have sent prices soaring over the last 10 months, sparking a global energy crisis which has had a huge knock-on impact on billpayers across the continent, including the UK.
But even though Russia is hardly sending any gas at all to Europe at present (it supplied 40 percent of Europe's gas before the war), warmer weather across the continent has appeared to ease prices, calming fears of suspected shortages.
The European gas contract for the month ahead dropped to €76.78 (£68.07) per megawatt hour on Wednesday, the lowest price seen in over 10 months. before closing at a higher price of €83.70 (£74.20), according to the data company Refinitiv.
However, while prices may have dropped, this is not expected to lower household energy bills any time soon. This is despite the fact that rising gas prices are much to blame for bills costing double the amount they were last year on average.
Dr Anna Valero, a Senior Policy Fellow at the LSE's Centre for Economic Performance, told Express.co.uk: "My understanding is that the prices dropped due to lower demand (due to mild weather and demand management in EU countries) - but this is not expected to result in much cheaper energy bills for the foreseeable future as gas prices are expected to remain high over the coming year - the UK still relies on gas imports.
It's just said on GB News that the Gas prices are now the same as October 2021 yet no main stream news channels or the Government seem to be discussing this while inflation is clearly increasing due to profiteering. Same with the Supermarkets and fuel prices.
Sunsack needs to get a grip and grow some balls with these thieves, the little mouse
of a man.
Sunsack needs to get a grip and grow some balls with these thieves, the little mouse
of a man.
Why would Sunak confront fellow gang members?It's just said on GB News that the Gas prices are now the same as October 2021 yet no main stream news channels or the Government seem to be discussing this while inflation is clearly increasing due to profiteering. Same with the Supermarkets and fuel prices.
Sunsack needs to get a grip and grow some balls with these thieves, the little mouse
He Ain’t in no gang
No one would let him in a gang
Budgie Gang would tear his feet and feathers off.Would you? Mmmmm : Budgie Gang, he may just scrape in
No, Sunak is safer with the WEF Gang. For now.
Mmm ... tweakers.They aren't a gang, they are a club of nipplemtweakers
‘The Tufton Street Mindset Will Endure Under Rishi Sunak’
Sam Bright warns that, despite crashing the economy, dark money libertarian groups will retain influence on the new Prime Minister
bylinetimes.com
He’s in the Tufton Street gang.
Club‘The Tufton Street Mindset Will Endure Under Rishi Sunak’
Sam Bright warns that, despite crashing the economy, dark money libertarian groups will retain influence on the new Prime Minister
He’s in the Tufton Street gang.
Bullingdon?Club
Will the population of this planet ever have enough energy at almost zero cost or will the neo liberalists contain and control?
They aren't a gang, they are a club of nipplemtweakers
So you don't take the WEF seriously?
Yes I do.
When you look at who has come through their Young Global Leaders programme (Sunak, Trudeau, Macron etc etc)...and realise that the policies those twats are pushing regarding climate, cashless society and so on are all policies of the WEF, we should all be taking them seriously.
With a nice collection of bikes (Bimota excepted) I'm sure you won't want to end up 'owning nothing'.
or do they have a rogue element Znazi 