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After our prices increased by 62% last November, I just received an email with the following increases from Next month from Good Energy.

Electricity standing charge 47.74 To 113
Day Rate: 28.94 to 44.02
Night Rate: 18.49 to 34.47

Glad the batteries are delivered this week. Now, can I get on an EV tariff without actually having an EV?

SafetyThird wrote: ↑Thu May 05, 2022 7:25 pm After our prices increased by 62% last November, I just received an email with the following increases from Next month from Good Energy.

Electricity standing charge 47.74 To 113
Day Rate: 28.94 to 44.02
Night Rate: 18.49 to 34.47

Glad the batteries are delivered this week. Now, can I get on an EV tariff without actually having an EV?

Ouch

I have looked and there isn't one that I could find (which is not to say there are none) ...... If you find one then I would be interested too

FFS, what's good about them?

SafetyThird wrote: ↑Thu May 05, 2022 7:25 pm

Electricity standing charge 47.74 To 113
Day Rate: 28.94 to 44.02
Night Rate: 18.49 to 34.47

That seems to be way above the cap rate. My peak is cheaper than your off peak and we are in one of the most expensive regions of the country.

I would query those prices and consider changing. Utility warehouse is as reasonable as they come for split rate atm.

SafetyThird wrote: ↑Thu May 05, 2022 7:25 pm After our prices increased by 62% last November, I just received an email with the following increases from Next month from Good Energy.

Electricity standing charge 47.74 To 113
Day Rate: 28.94 to 44.02
Night Rate: 18.49 to 34.47

Glad the batteries are delivered this week. Now, can I get on an EV tariff without actually having an EV?

sorry for asking , but in what relation are these numbers stand for ? Per month , per kWh ?

Billi I would suggest that they’re kWh

Eye watering to say the least

Moxi

Looks like I’m in for a shock when my 5p night, 15p day, tariff ends!

SafetyThird, those rates look ridiculous - certainly worth talking to them in the first instance. Does say on their opening quote page, though, “it’s important to be aware that as a genuinely green supplier actively investing in renewables, our standard variable tariff is exempt from the energy price cap” - as you’re obviously seeing.

I’d have a chat with Octopus in the first instance - at least you could get a £50 referral from someone on here

billi wrote: ↑Fri May 06, 2022 6:19 am

SafetyThird wrote: ↑Thu May 05, 2022 7:25 pm After our prices increased by 62% last November, I just received an email with the following increases from Next month from Good Energy.

Electricity standing charge 47.74 To 113
Day Rate: 28.94 to 44.02
Night Rate: 18.49 to 34.47

Glad the batteries are delivered this week. Now, can I get on an EV tariff without actually having an EV?

sorry for asking , but in what relation are these numbers stand for ? Per month , per kWh ?

Standing charge is pence per day
Day/night rates are pence per KWh

I’m away on holiday for a week but will query with them when I get home.

Andy wrote: ↑Thu May 05, 2022 10:32 pm
That seems to be way above the cap rate. My peak is cheaper than your off peak and we are in one of the most expensive regions of the country.

I would query those prices and consider changing. Utility warehouse is as reasonable as they come for split rate atm.

I remember seeing an email from them that said they were a "special supplier" due to the green credentials and as such were not restricted by the price cap.

I could be wrong though (as it is from memory)