Tinbum wrote: ↑Sun Aug 01, 2021 4:04 pm
I can't get a quote from them as I don't have gas. I've come across this before and find it very unfair.
I've noticed many tariffs were the leccy is cheap but the gas is expensive. But only under a dual fuel deal, if you want a leccy only deal, the leccy costs a bit more.
16.9kW PV > 104MWh generated
Ripple 6.6kW Wind + 4.5kW PV > 20MWh generated
5 Other RE Coop's
105kWh EV storage
60kWh Home battery storage
40kWh Thermal storage
GSHP + A2A HP's
Rain water use > 500 m3
All went well with my transfer to Avro Energy and they took my first payment on 28 July. Learnt today that they have ceased trading so that is the end of that .......
If it looks too good to be true, then it probably is!
Son told me today that his supplier Igloo is currently "restructuring!" He will stay put and see what happens before moving (hopefully) to Octopus for his output from the second Ripple turbine. I note that igloo give 3% interest on balances and aren't (weren't) expensive. How's that for a business model? Let people build up an interest-free debt in the winter, pay them generous interest as soon as they are in credit... and all on an inexpensive tarriff!
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2.0 kW/4.62 MWhr pa in Ripples, 4.5 kWp W-facing pv, 9.5 kWhr batt
30 solar thermal tubes, 2MWhr pa in Stockport, plus Congleton and Kinlochbervie Hydros,
Most travel by bike, walking or bus/train. Veg, fruit - and Bees!
Ovo used to offer interest when they first started if I recall. That was before they were on the TV all the time criticising the big 3 and before their prices sky rocketed to join them.
85no 58mm solar thermal tubes, 28.5Kw PV, 3x Sunny Island 5048, 2795 Ah (135kWh) (c20) Rolls batteries 48v, 8kWh Growatt storage, 22 x US3000C Pylontech, Sofar ME3000's, Brosley wood burner and 250lt DHW